Jordan's Prime Minister Adnan Badran on Thursday affirmed that the issue of reform tops "our national priorities," indicating that reforming education conforms with reforms in the fields of culture and media and extends to other sectors to include industry, trade, agriculture, tourism, energy, transport, water, environment and municipalities.
According to Petra, Badran affirmed in the policy statement he delivered before the parliament on Thursday that his government is determined to continue the implementation of reform policies and programs. "The government's program and content of the national agenda play a major role in modernizing developmental priorities and strategic national goals for the next ten years," the premier said.
The government, he said, will work towards enriching political pluralism through enhancing freedoms without conditions, except responsibility, and without restrictions except commitment to national interest, and without a ceiling except law and constitutions.
