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Al-Khasawneh: "National Charter" party places Irbid's needs on the discussion table

Al-Khasawneh: "National Charter" party places Irbid's needs on the discussion table

Member of the National Charter Party, MP Dr. Abdul Nasser Al-Khasawneh, confirmed that the party has begun a series of dialogue sessions, placing the needs of Irbid Governorate and the file of public and municipal services on the table for discussion and direct dialogue with citizens.

Al-Khasawneh pointed out that the party is discussing the upcoming municipal entitlement through these dialogue sessions to identify the service and developmental challenges and needs of the governorate, and for these dialogues to be a comprehensive path that also contributes to selecting the party's candidates for municipal councils.

Al-Khasawneh highlighted the dialogue session organized by the party in the Al-Shu'lah area in Irbid Governorate under the title "Public and Municipal Services: Between Needs and Challenges," in the presence of the party's Secretary-General, Haditha Al-Khureisha, and a number of local residents and those interested in local affairs.

MP Al-Khasawneh stated that these meetings stem from the party's approach of direct communication with grassroots and local communities, emphasizing that listening to citizens' demands and understanding their needs on the ground is the essential starting point for any real development, and for producing candidates capable of representing and serving the people.

Al-Khasawneh added that the party's field presence, with the attendance of Secretary-General Haditha Al-Khureisha, aims to transform dialogue sessions into real workspaces where grassroots contribute to diagnosing challenges and selecting competent candidates, ensuring that popular demands are turned into priorities and executive work programs that serve the people of Irbid Governorate.

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