The average monthly salary in Jordan stands at JD451.63. There are only five Arab countries where average salary per month is lower than in Jordan.Only 18.8 per cent of Jordanians make more than JD10,000 annually.

A high percentage of public and private high school students graduate with solid knowledge in mathematics and sciences, but many often lack basic life skills needed after graduation.Those include: knowledge of laws and regulations, time management (respecting deadlines), han

The Lower House of Parliament was created to establish and cement democracy.There are 130 elected members in the House, with 9 seats reserved for Christians, 3 for Circassians and Chechens, and 15 for women.In Jordan, the main political groupings are the communist and socialist p

By June 16, 2017, the government’s debt rate stood at 93.4 per cent, and was predicted to decrease to 89 per cent by 2020, a relative 1.3 percentage decrease per year.Government spending is expected to increase from the current JD606 to JD665 million in 2020.Is this doable?

A study by the UNDP shows that women participation in the workforce in Jordan is 23 per cent.