These KPls have been provided not just for 2025 but at four year intervals over the next decade. This will allow future governments to monitor and assess whether the reforms being undertaken are generating the desired outcomes. Equally, if implementation is behind schedule and/or the desire outcomes are not being realized, the Government will have the opportunity to course-correct the executive programs for subsequent years and annual budgets to re-scope priority initiatives and related government acti Like any roadmap or plan for the future, the targets that we set at the beginning of our journey must represent a level of confidence and ambition for the future and a commitment to address the challenges and barriers that have held back progress in the past. In addition to identifying the specific actions required, this Plan provides a high-level sequence for the proposed actions in each reform area. Ultimately, the government is responsible for setting budgets and priorities in any given year and must retain the flexibility and discretion to modify priorities based on economic, social and financial conditions at the time. While the logical sequence of activities and milestones are clear, the intention of the timelines outlined in this document is to be indicative rather than prescriptive, in order to provide flexibility to decision makers. ‘There is a widespread belief in Jordan that implementation is the task of government alone and that the failures of the past have been due to failures in government, There is no doubt that there are inadequacies and poor accountability and that the government bears the lion's share of the responsibility for the Kingdom's past under-performance in implementation. However, successful reform requires the commitment of all stakeholders- the private sector, the civil society and individual citizens- to do their part, by, for example, paying their taxes and abiding by the rule of law and the principle of equal opportunity. The evaluation of past experience includes lessons and recommendations that will help move forward to the future. The common understanding of the nature of the challenges, the destination that we need to reach and the degree of urgency would dictate the policies to be followed within a clear timeframe to build the Jordan we want by 2025. sigs TAN.