AMMAN — According to the Jordanian Strategies Forum's
report, 37.8 percent of the surveyed individuals observed a positive shift in
their perception of the economic reform vision. In contrast, 17.7 percent noted
a negative change, while 24.8 percent reported no discernible alterations.
The forum further highlighted that, as per the survey
findings, the positive changes in the economic reform vision were most evident
in the following areas: Jordan's standing as a global destination (64.5
percent) future-oriented services (50.0 percent) entrepreneurship and
innovation (38.3 percent) sustainable resources (33.8 percent) high-value
industries (29.4 percent) sustainable environmental practices (28.8 percent),
and overall quality of life (26.5 percent), Ammon News reported.
Moreover, a noteworthy 76 percent of investors believe that
the private sector has a vital role to play in realizing the goals of the
economic reform vision.
This role encompasses investment in both existing and new
projects, the creation of employment opportunities for Jordanians, the
execution of partnership initiatives, active participation in policy and
legislative development, as well as the outsourcing of government services to
the private sector.
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Jordan News
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AMMAN — According to the
Jordanian Strategies Forum's
report, 37.8 percent of the surveyed individuals observed a positive shift in
their perception of the economic reform vision. In contrast, 17.7 percent noted
a negative change, while 24.8 percent reported no discernible alterations.
The forum further highlighted that, as per the survey
findings, the positive changes in the economic reform vision were most evident
in the following areas: Jordan's standing as a
global destination (64.5
percent) future-oriented services (50.0 percent) entrepreneurship and
innovation (38.3 percent) sustainable resources (33.8 percent) high-value
industries (29.4 percent) sustainable environmental practices (28.8 percent),
and overall quality of life (26.5 percent), Ammon News reported.
Moreover, a noteworthy 76 percent of investors believe that
the private sector has a vital role to play in realizing the goals of the
economic reform vision.
This role encompasses investment in both existing and new
projects, the creation of employment opportunities for Jordanians, the
execution of partnership initiatives, active participation in policy and
legislative development, as well as the outsourcing of government services to
the private sector.
Read more Business
Jordan News
