Six Jordanian parties form a national council
Jordan, Politics, 1/3/2002

Six Jordanian parties have formed a national council for inter- coordination in order to unify their steps in their party process.

The six parties which are " al-Doustori," " al-Nahda," al-Ajyal," "Du'aa," al-Khuder," " and al-Rafah" have signed principles of the council including 13 articles.

The document explained that each of the parties has its own characteristics in line with its set political program and constituent and that their national council is classified as a coordination framework, rather then a merging or a federation.

Worthy mentioning that there is in Jordan a higher coordination committee for Jordanian opposition parties including 15 parties and working within other 14 vocational trade union organization in line with a united common policy.

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