Jordanian family faces globalization challenges
The study indicates a continuous decline in the number of registered marriages in Jordan, despite an increase in age groups interested in marriage. This poses a threat to the stability and role of the family in nurturing future generations. The divorce rate among couples stands at 27%, amid rising youth unemployment rates (55% for males and 65% for females) and decreasing wages. Additionally, there is a growing reliance on social media and technology, which has provided opportunities for virtual sexual fulfillment—reducing young people's desire to marry and bear the financial and emotional costs involved. This trend is linked to a decline in religious and social values and underscores the importance of reviewing policies and guidance to support family stability and the well-being of future generations amidst contemporary challenges.
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