State delays facing its own crisis
The article clarifies that the crisis is not merely a disagreement between officials or temporary resignations, but rather reflects a deep-rooted flaw in the culture of governance in Jordan. This culture relies on changing faces without reforming the approach, and postpones confronting real issues. It emphasizes that trust is built through transparent procedures and genuine accountability, and that continuing to delay reforms only worsens the erosion of trust between citizens and the state, threatening the stability of the nation. The government needs the courage to acknowledge the problems, take responsibility, and work towards fundamental reforms that end superficial change crises and restore trust.
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