Yes, I say it frankly, there is a gap between what we say in our gatherings and on our platforms, and what a scientific sample representing public opinion says, especially since these results came at a time when Jordan is managing its economy amidst a blazing region, geopolitical tensions, rising energy and transport costs, disruptions in trade and supply chains, alongside water, public finance, and debt pressures. Nevertheless, the economy has maintained its cohesion and resilience.
Despite everything and the challenges, the banking sector was not shaken, prices did not spiral out of control, and the state continued to fulfill its obligations and maintain its financial and monetary stability. Jordanians lived, to a large extent, as if nothing had changed, even though everything around them was changing.