Car production slowing down
Despite attempts by the Jordanian government and companies to launch automobile manufacturing projects, the idea remains unfeasible due to taxes and fees that increase costs and weaken competitiveness. This has led to the halting of several initiatives, such as the "Badiya" and "Badiya 2" car manufacturing projects. Additionally, Jordan has been unable to fund a project for the production of local donkeys, despite the importance of donkeys as alternative transportation means. Their numbers have significantly declined since 1997, reflecting a failure to develop the alternative transportation industry and an ongoing reliance on traditional land-based methods. Overall, efforts to establish car industries and alternative ideas remain just dreams; it seems the country needs patience and simplicity—such as reviving the donkey project—to provide efficient and economical transportation options.
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