AMMAN — A recent study by the "
Arab Barometer" research
network revealed that only 14 percent of Jordanian youth aged 18–29 consider
the economic situation in Jordan to be positive, leaving 86 percent that
perceive the
economic situation in Jordan as not good.
اضافة اعلان
According to the report issued last July, only 15 percent of
Jordanians aged 30 and above view the
economic situation as good. This
percentage is nearly the same for younger youth, as according to Amman Net.
Only 23 percent of Jordanian youth aged 18-29 feel that the
economic situation in the coming years will improve.
Similarly, approximately 24 percent of
Jordanian youth aged 30 and above anticipate an improved economic situation in the coming years,
implying that 76 percent of Jordanian youth lack a positive outlook or
expectation that the economic situation will improve.
Jordanian youth are grappling with
challenging economic conditions, marked by high levels of indebtedness, soaring unemployment rates
reaching record levels, increased poverty rates, and a substantial rise in
living costs.
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