Jordan records 2.9 million births in 15 years
The article explains that Jordanian society has a young population composition, with youth aged 15 to 29 making up approximately 27% of the population. It is estimated that around 2.9 million births will occur between 2010 and 2025, highlighting the need to invest in education and employment to prepare young people for entry into the labor market and financial independence. The results of the United Nations Population Fund survey indicate that the majority of youth consider financial stability and good health as key goals. Most prefer marriage and family formation despite financial challenges and housing issues that hinder marriage. The national youth policy emphasizes protecting employment opportunities and achieving sustainable development, with a focus on developing skills, training, and encouraging youth participation in policymaking to realize their aspirations.
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