Rasid: Deputies mostly favor reshuffle in Hassán's cabinet
A performance assessment of Prime Minister Dr. Jafar Hassan's government after two years since its formation, according to the Center for Life – Rased, revealed that the majority of Members of Parliament and Jordanian political parties support a ministerial reshuffle of the government team, with varying views on the extent of the change needed. Only 6% of MPs favor keeping the current government as it is, while 29% support a limited adjustment. The findings showed that 31% believe a broad reshuffle is necessary, including integrating political parties into the cabinet, whereas 34% think the reform should be even more extensive. At the party level, 54% endorse a comprehensive reshuffle that involves including political parties in the government, while a smaller proportion support keeping the government unchanged with limited modifications. Most parties also expect the relationship between the government and the House of Representatives to remain the same or develop towards increased cooperation, though some MPs foresee tension developing over time.
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