Amman should repair its fabric before adding buttons
The article criticizes the Ariel Cable Car project on Jabal al-Qal'a in Amman, emphasizing that improving the situation in downtown Amman begins with organizing the streets and sidewalks, enhancing cleanliness, renovating old buildings, and improving traffic flow and essential services. It argues that relying on a large-scale tourism project like the cable car will not bring about real change in the city's condition. The article calls for development efforts to focus on addressing the city's genuine problems, such as foul odors, poor cleanliness, the need to reorganize popular neighborhoods, and providing the necessary infrastructure, before considering massive tourism projects like the cable car, as they do not meet the fundamental needs of residents and visitors.
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