Continuous conversation between government and representatives to find solutions to challenges …
Dr. Mohamed Al -Momani, the official spokesman for the government, said that Prime Minister Dr. Jaffer Hassan had advised to hold a series of meetings between ministers and parliamentary constituencies.
Al -Momani added during an interview on the Kingdom Channel on Saturday evening, and these meetings are aimed at discussing issues raised in political, economic and social views and improving the cooperation between the government and the parliament; To find effective solutions for current challenges.
He pointed out that the government had held benefits with the Islamic Action Leading Party camp and the Prime Minister’s National Chartered Party camp, and these meetings were characterized by the circumstances of cooperation and creative conversation, as the concern for the country and the citizen was solved.
He pointed out that the government is planning to hold meetings with parliamentary camps, and these meetings will focus on discussing the problems and challenges faced by the country when they are trying to find effective solutions that contribute to the development of Jordan.
He explained that the demands of the parliamentary constituencies, which were particularly focused on public, tourism and water files, are considered one of the preferences that the government sought to address these issues; Due to its importance in promoting growth and stable growth in Jordan.
Al -Momani pointed out that the government considers all parliamentary camps to promote understanding and cooperation in addressing the emergency issues, as these meetings are aimed at developing clear strategies that are in response to the needs of the citizens and contribute to improve the quality of their lives.
He emphasized that the government is committed to involvement of all political forces in drawing public policies and developmental tendencies, believing that cooperation and advice is the best way to create a prosperous future for the Jordanians.
Al -Momani said that the government is seeking to institute the relationship between administrative and legislative officials, emphasizing that the move is within the structure of the government’s view to create a corporate approach that guarantees the two sides, with the aim of enhancing joint tasks and useful cooperation between them.
He explained that the institutionalization of this relationship is to improve the current challenges of the government and the parliament to support, to support the development and provide basic services to citizens, to point out the importance of continuous conversation and to ensure that the needs and aspirations of society are met.
Al -Momani stressed that there is no conclusion on the dissolution of municipal councils and the dissolution of municipal councils, noted that the government continues to hold dialogue and debates on amendments to local administrative laws.
He stressed that the conversation is still going on with relevant officials and experts before issuing any legal amendments to the upcoming municipal elections, and the government is trying to ensure that any changes are applicable and take into account the interest of all parties involved.
Al -Momani pointed out that the purpose of these conversations is to achieve a legal formula that meets the real needs of local communities and improve participation in the election process.
He explained that these amendments are aimed at improving the performance of municipalities and the role of local councils in meeting the needs of local communities.
