Government's Web of Connections Explained
The article discusses the issue of the lack of justice in the selection of individuals for public positions in Jordan, where there is a prevailing belief that connections and favoritism, rather than competence, determine who reaches senior roles. The author emphasizes the need to base appointments on objective criteria such as efficiency and integrity, opening doors to qualified and capable individuals away from nepotism and relationships, in order to build public trust in the state and keep the nation as the top priority. He underscores that genuine reform begins with justice in choosing leaders, and that these positions are a trust deserving of qualified individuals, not family heritage or privileges for the fortunate.
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