Al-Sabihi highlights five key reforms
The article focused on the financial situation of the Jordanian Social Security Corporation, highlighting a significant gap between the growth of insurance expenses, which increased by 10.9%, and the modest revenue growth of 3.16% in the first quarter of 2026. This gap led to a 34.51% decline in the insurance surplus, as the institution's obligations grew due to an increasing number of retirees and a slow pace of new subscriber growth. Although the investment fund's assets rose to approximately 19.7 billion dinars by the end of the second quarter, reliance on investment profits to cover the deficit threatens the long-term financial stability of the organization. Proposed solutions include comprehensive reforms such as tightening early retirement policies, expanding the insurance coverage, improving working conditions, and diversifying and developing the fund's investments to ensure sustainable financing in the future.
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