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Salam Govt Reforms and Appointments
The article by Khmar Naufal Salam Government reflects a slogan of reform since its inception. However, its implementations reveal signs of retreat from fundamental principles, especially concerning appointments, which threaten to undermine trust in merit and competence. Important positions have seen violations of laws and official recommendations—for example, the appointment of a General Director for the General Establishment for Consumer Markets despite the Civil Service Council's rejection of his promotion—undermining the effectiveness of oversight institutions and perpetuating the logic of political quotas. Moreover, recent amendments and appointments confirm that administrative procedures are subject to favoritism and nepotism, with oversight bodies being neglected. This undermines the proclaimed reform project and reproduces old methods under a more modern guise. Meanwhile, the public administration is expanding unofficial international organizational hiring, weakening the state and fostering parallel management models outside the legal framework. In conclusion, building a state based on institutions cannot be achieved without respecting the law. If this approach continues, it will lead to a parallel administration that precedes the official one, recreating a system of quotas and corruption.
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