'More coordination required to prevent duplication in reform efforts'
Jordan still needs further efforts from local and international institutions that seek to develop political life and boost democracy, political analysts said on Sunday.
However, the involved institutions must avoid duplication of programmes and seek to create a comprehensive vision for reform, they added in their first coordination meeting, organised by Konrad-Adenauer Stiftung and funded by the EU.
Discussion moderator Mohammad Abu Rumman, a political analyst and researcher, said there are several international institutions working to develop the Kingdom's civil society and political life with an "effective and remarkable role".
"Coordination among these bodies is very important to avoid contradiction and repetition of efforts," he said, stressing the need for pluralism among political parties as the country heads towards the adoption of parliamentary governments.
"For a parliamentary government to be formed there must be a base for mature political pluralism," said Abu Rumman, who is also a columnist at Al Ghad Arabic daily.
He highlighted the role of political parties and elections laws in implementing the sought reform.
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