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His Majesty, in his fourth paper, is trying to help us answer a central question: Is the view that the Arab peoples, including the Jordanian people, do not want democracy or are unwilling or qualified for it?
Adnan Badran
duration: 45:07
Education, as the cornerstone of development, on which societies are based and developed, His Majesty King Abdullah II's seventh discussion ....
Walid Maani
duration: 43:52
The seventh paper of His Majesty the King discussed the details of the educational process. The problem is that we still do not represent ....
Mazen al-Saket
duration: 43:27
In the sixth discussion paper, His Majesty King Abdullah II seeks to dismantle modern meanings. We in Jordan need to answer their questions ....
Sabri Arbeihat
duration: 45:10
We, like other Arab nations, still stand between Patriarchal authority and the example of Western authority, and until now we have not been ....
Saleh Arshidat
duration: 44:49
His Majesty's Fifth Paper presented a coherent plan for the party work. It is true that His Majesty addressed the issue of party work in ....
Mousa Maayta
duration: 44:40
His Majesty King Abdullah II discussed in his fifth conference paper the most important achievements achieved in the legislative and ....
Samir Habashneh
duration: 45:59
In his fourth paper, King Abdullah is moving us smoothly from one step to another to explain the details of the democratic empowerment ....
Atef Al Tarawneh
duration: 44:09
When we address one of the political systems, we must mention the other, the political parties and the House of Representatives. The role ....
Talal Madi
duration: 44:40
His Majesty King Abdullah II returns in his third paper to the issue of democratic transformation, which, as the papers confirm, is an ....
Taher Kanaan
duration: 45:50
Democracy is an ongoing, cumulative process that needs a long life and a collective effort from all parts of the society, and from ....
Abla Abu Abla
duration: 43:37
Dialectic of parliamentary governments.
