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The article summarizes that the Jordanian economy suffers from political and financial repercussions resulting from privatization policies and dependency on the West. The sale and disposal of public resources have only led to a decline in revenues and increased subjugation to foreign interests. It is noted that Jordan remains reliant on aid and loans, which has hindered the development of its economic and natural capabilities, while also imposing restrictions on mineral and energy resource extraction. Despite visits and announced support, the outcomes have been limited, as the agreements were superficial and insufficient to improve the economy. The author calls for moving away from Western dependence and achieving economic and political independence by relying on local and international companies that are not under Western control, in order to reinvest resources and attain real development.
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