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Jordan, a constitutional monarchy in the Middle East, is situated at the crossroads of Asia, Africa, and Europe. Ruled by King Abdullah II since 1999, Jordan operates under a parliamentary system where the monarch holds significant powers. The political landscape is characterized by a multi-party system, with major political parties including the Islamic Action Front (IAF), considered the political arm of the Muslim Brotherhood; the Jordanian Hashemite Party; and the liberal National Coalition for Reform. Jordan has navigated regional conflicts and waves of refugees, particularly from Palestine and Syria, contributing to its role as a stabilizing force in the volatile Middle East. The country’s economy faces challenges such as water scarcity, unemployment, and dependence on foreign aid, but it has made progress in economic reforms and attracting foreign investment. Jordan’s cultural heritage, with landmarks like Petra and the ancient city of Jerash, reflects its historical significance. The population, predominantly Arab and Sunni Muslim, also includes minorities like Christians and Circassians. Jordan has played an active role in promoting interfaith dialogue and religious tolerance. The nation’s foreign policy involves balancing relationships with regional powers and engaging in peace efforts, while the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the Syrian crisis have posed significant challenges. Jordan’s strategic alliance with the United States and its role in hosting diplomatic and humanitarian initiatives contribute to its importance in regional geopolitics. Despite facing geopolitical and economic challenges, Jordan continues to position itself as a moderate and progressive force in the Middle East, emphasizing stability, economic development, and cultural preservation. HOMEAGERLY: Features democracy and rights of Jordan.

Jordan Population 2014

Jordan 2014

Yearbook 2014 Jordan. Jordan population in 2020 is estimated at 10,203,145. The number of refugees from Syria’s civil war continued to rise. By the end of the year, there were over 600,000 registered refugees...