Measuring opinions in social media about the fourth ministerial reshuffle of the Omar Razzaz government   As part of the program to analyze public opinion through social media networks, and under supervision of Dr. Samir Abu Rumman, the Opinion World Center for Opinion Polls issued its report on Jordanians’ reaction to the ministerial reshuffle of

  – The percentage of young migrants has doubled in some Arab countries. – Gallup Poll: 24% of Middle East and North Africa residents prefer permanent migration. – In Jordan, the percentage of those wanting to migrate has increased from a quarter in 2013 to half today. – The primary reasons for migration are economic

(Teachers’ Strike and Sit-in) Date: 18/09/2019 Between September 14th and 16th, the World of Opinions Center for Polls conducted a survey on the teachers’ strike and the crisis between their union and the Jordanian government. The aim was to explore the extent of public engagement with the crisis and its developments, the different attitudes towards

National and popular consensus rejecting American plans aimed at liquidating the Palestinian cause. 3 out of 4 “Israelis” believe it will fail and its chances of success are very low. Few global opinion polls measure public mood trends regarding it. 3% of a sample of 1,100 people confirmed that Palestinian division encourages the U.S. administration

The Israeli entity occupied Arab lands, and after the Arabs lost hope of regaining them, a series of peace negotiations began according to the principle of land for peace, as if the Arabs said to Israel, “Return to us our land that was occupied after 1967, and we will give you peace.” Therefore, the Arab

In an effort to serve researchers, interested parties, and media professionals, both “Alam Al-Arra Opinion Polling Center” and “Gulf Opinions Center” have recently made available the full report on the strength of Kuwaiti daily print newspapers on their websites through the following link: The report, which was prepared under the supervision of Dr. Samir Abu

The World Opinion Center for Opinion Polls, in cooperation with Future Investment Company, concluded a training program on how to conduct Opinion Leaders Surveys, presented by the center’s General Supervisor, Dr. Samir Abu Roman, in Riyadh from February 20-21, 2019, corresponding to 15-16/6/1440 Hijri. The training program included several modules that covered: an introductory overview

As public opinion researchers, we often face objections when seeking the opinions of the general public. The argument is that the public does not comprehend the issues we present in surveys, or that they have no significant influence on policy-making and decision-making. Consequently, governments may be subjected to what could be called populist policies under

Participation in the Texas University Forum with a lecture on “The Role of the Non-Profit Sector in Achieving Community Peace” as part of the activities of the RGK Center for Philanthropy and Community Service at the University of Texas, where Dr. Samir Abu-Rumman delivered a lecture on the role of the non-profit sector in achieving

The winning proposal for the Al-Subaie-ARNOVA Arab Philanthropy Research Award 2018 was recently announced at the Conference of The Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action (ARNOVA). This award is part of the annual prize supporting research in philanthropy and nonprofit organizations and institutions in the Arab world. Researcher Afnan Koshak won for