Jordan News

The former Prime Minister, Dr. Abdul Raouf Al Rawabdeh, confirmed that “there is a change in the Jordanian political system, and the government is absent from everything that is happening in the country.”

Al-Rawabdeh added during a dialogue meeting at the Jordanian Masarat Center for Development and Development, moderated by Representative Omar Ayasra, in the presence of elite politicians, “Do not believe that there is partisan life in Jordan. The Muslim Brotherhood is not a party.

With regard to the unifying national identity, Al-Rawabdeh expressed his astonishment at the name, saying, “I have never seen an identity that carries descriptions in my life, and the new social contract ended with its translation into the constitution.”

Regarding the reform file, he said, “It is not done in the way it is presented, in the midst of a frustrated and frustrated public atmosphere. I am not talking about the content of reforms. There are methods and models for it that have been legislated by the world, but the general atmosphere is frustrated and frustrated, as the citizen lives on the principle of daily rumour.”

During the meeting, Al-Rawabdeh affirmed, “It is better to be the son of a small clan rather than a large one in order to succeed, and our clan ate itself, and the leaders were destroyed, while on the other hand, he pointed out that “political money and administrative decisions are included in the making of parliamentarians.”

Al-Rawabdeh also spoke about “Jordan was obligated and compelled to go to the Wadi Araba agreement so that Israel would recognize us, not let us recognize it.

He also stressed that “the solution to the Palestinian issue will be at Jordan’s expense, and this was done by consolidating the homeland in 1949 through the granting of citizenship and the unity of the two banks in 1950.”