Government field visits: translating the royal vision and enhancing citizen trust
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The government is moving into the field, where the citizen, their needs, and aspirations are, in a practical translation of the royal approach that made direct communication with the nation's children and listening to their demands and the needs of their regions a fundamental pillar in the journey of national work and development.
Through the continuous field visits of Prime Minister Dr. Jafar Hassan and his ministerial team to various governorates of the Kingdom, a closer picture of the reality of the people and their challenges is formed, and the observations and demands presented to the officials are transformed into programs, projects, and plans aimed at improving services, enhancing investment and employment opportunities, and driving the wheel of development in the governorates.
During his numerous and continuous visits with the people, the Prime Minister sought to understand the citizens' demands and needs and to closely examine their problems, recognizing the importance of establishing the roots of trust among them in the government's development programs and diverse services.
What distinguishes Hassan's meetings and visits is that they take place in an atmosphere of honesty and transparency that the Prime Minister adopted during his meetings with citizens and his answers to their questions and inquiries about various issues with objectivity and transparency.
The government's keenness to enhance the role of the nation's children in economic and social development, starting with investing in education, qualifying and supporting development projects, and providing appropriate services in various health, educational, and other aspects, especially those related to the poverty and unemployment file, confirms the seriousness and importance of the reform and development journey and its achievement, which was always present in President Hassan's field talks and discussions.
As the royal vision has always been the compass for the launch of comprehensive developmental renaissance towards a better future for the nation's children, the royal initiatives and directives reflected the hard and diligent work in addressing the needs and demands of developmental governorates, and benefiting from various investment opportunities in them through continuous monitoring of different economic projects and programs, which are expected to improve the living conditions of citizens, empower them, and enhance the developmental role of their regions, leading to the achievement of sustainable social and economic development.
The continuous royal visits and the direct directives from His Majesty the King always come to build on the achievements in implementing the vision and His Majesty's keenness to direct the investment of all available potentials to improve the conditions of citizens towards enhancing productivity and self-sufficiency in multiple axes, including the reality of educational and health services, exploring attractive economic and investment opportunities, which reflected the provision of job opportunities for the children of the governorates and the creation of productive projects that contribute to reducing unemployment and enhancing developmental income.
During his visits to various areas in cities, countryside, villages, and camps, His Majesty was keen to understand the needs of these areas, listen to the people's demands and concerns, and get to know the smallest and most accurate details of the daily life of the Jordanian family, where His Majesty directs the concerned parties in the relevant institutions to follow up on people's issues and address them.
Observers emphasized the importance of government field visits, noting that the tours and field visits made by Prime Minister Dr. Jafar Hassan and the ministers and his meeting with various popular and official events in various governorates of the Kingdom play a significant role in strengthening the bonds of trust between the citizen and the government, in addition to their role in meeting the needs of those areas for services and economic development.
Developmental researcher Dr. Ziad Warikat praised the Prime Minister's keenness to communicate with citizens, listen to them, and discuss various national and developmental issues, stressing the importance of working seriously to engage in productive work, build the Jordanian national project, and build sustainable development in various sectors and regions.
He pointed out that change for the better requires the concerted efforts of official and popular forces to overcome the challenges facing the nation through a serious dialogue that leads to providing fair opportunities and investing in the Jordanian human being wherever he is.
Economic and developmental researcher Dr. Akram Khalifa confirmed that the government's continuous visits to the governorate come as a continuation of the royal approach that drew a roadmap in supporting and encouraging developmental and investment programs in different parts of the Kingdom by providing an attractive developmental environment for investment opportunities and enhancing them to positively reflect in providing job opportunities and combating poverty pockets.
He pointed to the significant role of field visits in achieving sustainable economic development, noting that these initiatives relied on the strengths of the governorates, building on achievements, and seeking to develop and enhance available productive opportunities.
He said, 'We must salute with reverence and loyalty the positions of His Majesty the King and the Crown Prince, emphasizing the care and attention that citizens receive in His Majesty's era as they move forward in building the developmental journey of the nation.'
