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Home Jordan News Rased: 103 MPs from previous council will run in upcoming elections 01-06-2024 02:53 PM Ammon News - The Al Hayat Centre for Civil Society Development (Rased) General Director, Amer Bani Amer, said on Saturday that 130 MPs in the 19th Lower House will re-nominate themselves for the next parliamentary elections scheduled for September 10. Bani Amer spoke during his participation in a session entitled Dynamics of the State and the Citizen: Strengthening Trust and Communication on the sidelines of the National Dialogue Forum "Tawasul 2024". The government of Prime Minister Bisher Khasawneh has carried out more than 2,700 visits since it took office, but the problem is with the type of visits, not their number, he pointed out.

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Rased: 103 MPs from previous council will run in upcoming elections

01-06-2024 02:53 PM

Ammon News - The Al Hayat Centre for Civil Society Development (Rased) General Director, Amer Bani Amer, said on Saturday that 130 MPs in the 19th Lower House will re-nominate themselves for the next parliamentary elections scheduled for September 10.

Bani Amer spoke during his participation in a session entitled Dynamics of the State and the Citizen: Strengthening Trust and Communication on the sidelines of the National Dialogue Forum "Tawasul 2024".

The government of Prime Minister Bisher Khasawneh has carried out more than 2,700 visits since it took office, but the problem is with the type of visits, not their number, he pointed out.

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