The Center for Strategic Studies at the University of Jordan announced today, Tuesday, the results of a Jordanian public opinion poll on the government of Dr. Bishr Al-Khasawneh, two and a half years after its formation.

According to the poll, 69% of Jordanians are not optimistic about the current government, two and a half years after its formation.

The percentage of Jordanians who are not optimistic about the Jordanian economy during the next two years is 60%.

The majority of Jordanians (80-85%) believed that the government’s economic policies and procedures failed to alleviate the economic burdens, limit the rise in prices, or reduce poverty and unemployment rates.

And 74% of Jordanians believe that things in Jordan are moving in a negative direction.

According to the poll, 63% of Jordanians believe that the prime minister was unable to assume the responsibilities of the past period.