Hassan's government may face third amendment options
All eyes in Jordan are on the upcoming political and constitutional deadlines, including the scheduling of the regular session of the Parliament, which is expected to take place before mid-October, with the possibility of being held on October 25th to facilitate legislative priorities such as the Social Security Law and the General Budget. There is also consideration of a possible ministerial reshuffle in Prime Minister Jafar Hassan's government, either before or after the session, along with discussions about integrating centrist party figures to bolster political modernization. Regarding the Upper House (Senate), arrangements are expected to be finalized concerning reappointment and potential limited changes, the most notable of which is the appointment of Yusef Al-Hunaity to a vacant seat—all expected to be decided before the end of October.
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