Jordan 2007
According to ezinereligion, in 2007, Jordan had a population of around 6.2 million people. The majority of the population resided in the urban areas, with Amman being its most populous city. The economy of Jordan was largely reliant on tourism and foreign aid, with phosphates and potash being its largest exports. Foreign relations were largely positive due to Jordan's involvement in international organizations such as the United Nations and its membership in the Arab League. Politically, Jordan was a constitutional monarchy headed by King Abdullah II. In 2007, Abdullah II won a landslide victory that saw him remain in power until his death in 2021. Yearbook 2007 Jordan. After an election campaign in which the economy was in focus, most mandates in the parliamentary elections on November 20 went to…