Al-Kurdi
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I think the government already has experts working on improving the economy but it's simply a slow process, not to mention the costs of the refugee crisis that slow this process as well. Even with foreign aid, Jordan still has to pay billions of dollars it doesn't have to house refugees and just keep the country running (that's a miracle in its own to be honest). As you mentioned, poverty and unemployment are major concerns, and I hope to one day be a part of the solution for this when I finish my studies, but jihadists/extremists in Jordan are under control and under surveillance by the General intelligence directorate, so they're not going to be killing anyone in Jordan any time soon. I am confident though that Jordan will wither this storm as it has successfully dealt with bigger problems in the past.. It's just going to be a rough decade or so.This is due to poverty and neglect. You will not find ISIS supporters among the educated class or prosperous areas of the Muslim world aside from your 1 or 2 odd cases such as OBL that was born to immense richness but choose another path.
Jordan seriously needs to do something before they start killing people in Jordan.
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Now I would personally like the richer Arab countries to show solidarity with our brothers and sisters in Jordan and help them in whatever way to combat ISIS and remove the reasons to why they get support in the first place.
Which are unemployment, poverty etc. This is also the case in Iraq, Syria etc. Doing all that will solve much of the problem. I know that this is already done but it could be done at a faster rate and more intensively. But the ME are not really blessed with sane rulers by far so what to expect really?
Give the job to a few educated PDF members and they would do a better job. Almost.
I think the government already has experts working on improving the economy but it's simply a slow process, not to mention the costs of the refugee crisis that slow this process as well. Even with foreign aid, Jordan still has to pay billions of dollars it doesn't have to house refugees and just keep the country running (that's a miracle in its own to be honest). As you mentioned, poverty and unemployment are major concerns, and I hope to one day be a part of the solution for this when I finish my studies, but jihadists/extremists in Jordan are under control and under surveillance by the General intelligence directorate, so they're not going to be killing anyone in Jordan any time soon. I am confident though that Jordan will wither this storm as it has successfully dealt with bigger problems in the past.. It's just going to be a rough decade or so.
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Haha such a BS, ''selling to isis'' as if his stupid azz was something worth.