Decision-Making for Jordan’s Foreign Policy

Authore(s) : Mohammed B. E. Saaida || Researcher AL-Istiqlal University

Volume : 12, Issue : 2348, December - 2021

Abstract : This study aims to address the political decision-making in Jordan. The study show that Jordan is like the rest of the Arab countries, Jordan is characterized by political stability. There have not been many changes in the structure of the Jordanian political system and the mechanism of political decision-making in foreign policy, since the declaration of the independence of the Kingdom of Jordan. The power remained concentrated in the hands of the King even after King Abdulla II inherited King Hussein and came to power in 1999, during whose reign the state witnessed a space of freedom and political and economic stability, which was reflected in the various joints of the state and returned to it prosperity and stability. The internal and external determinants of the Kingdom’s foreign policy such as, the number of residents and the social structure, in addition to the institutions of foreign policy allow the Jordan’s decision-maker to interact with a stabile system in this regard. The study show that Jordan has had all the elements enabling  it  to  build  a  nation-state  coherent  possessed  of  the  elements  of  integration  and harmony, making it operate efficiently and effectively in order to achieve the goals that won the acceptance of the Kingdom and its consensus.

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