Khaberni - The Center for Strategic Studies at the University of Jordan announced today, Sunday, the results of the opinion poll conducted after one year of the formation of Dr. Jafar Hassan's government and some current issues.
Regarding recent government decisions, the survey indicated that 76% of Jordanians expressed their satisfaction with the instructions for installing flagpoles for the Jordanian flag in front of homes and buildings, compared to 11% who expressed their dissatisfaction with this.
The survey also showed that 95% of Jordanians support the reinstatement of national service and believe it will contribute to strengthening the concept of national belonging and enhancing the culture of discipline and commitment.
Two-thirds of Jordanians (66%) reported that they have not heard about the government decision to insure 4.1 million citizens at the King Hussein Cancer Center starting from next year, through an agreement the government signed with the Hussein Foundation for Cancer.
According to the survey, 56% of the national sample and 37% of the opinion leaders sample support the cabinet reshuffle that was conducted on the government.
