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The Center for Strategic Studies of the University of Jordan conducted a survey to measure Arab democracy using several indicators.
The first indicator concerns the challenges facing Jordan and the economic situation. The results showed that the vast majority of respondents said that the economic situation was the biggest challenge facing Jordan, followed by financial and administrative corruption. 77% felt that the current economic situation had deteriorated for several years and 45% thought that Being worse in the future.
The second indicator, immigration, where 45% of respondents said they thought of emigrating out of Jordan, the United States, Canada and then the Gulf countries are the best-targeted countries. Most age groups wishing to immigrate between the ages of 18 and 29 are, depending on their level of education, those with higher education and 52% for economic reasons. In the first place.
Indicator 3 Corruption: 89% of respondents believe that corruption is widespread in Jordan, compared to 59% who feel that the government is trying to eliminate it.
Indicators include external relations and international aid, where the majority of respondents prefer to strengthen Jordan's relations with Turkey, China and the United Kingdom, while Saudi Arabia ranked first. list of countries that should increase the volume of aid provided to Jordan, China, the United Kingdom and the United States.
Regarding the index of media, Internet platforms and social networks, the results showed that 67% of respondents use the Internet most of the day, half of the interviewees spend one to two hours on websites. social networks and 47% consider these means as a main source of news, compared to 11% for television. In Jordan, 31% trust social media news more than newspapers and TV programs, the lowest percentage in the Arab world.
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