Parliament reviews Local Administration Law Article 36
The parliament continues to debate the Local Administration Law for 2026, which comes as part of updating the local governance system to enhance transparency, improve service levels, and expand community participation. The law focuses on transitioning municipalities from traditional functions to developmental and investment roles, without imposing new fees or taxes on citizens. It aims to strengthen the capacities of municipalities to provide services and promote development. Additionally, it seeks to organize municipal council elections and reduce the authority to dissolve councils, while granting broader powers to municipal mayors and the executive body, with an emphasis on transparency and accountability. The law considers the needs of remote areas and ensures their support. It is expected that more than 20 related regulations will be amended to ensure alignment with the new legislation.
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