Berri discusses Nabatiyah governor appointment
The article discusses the appointment of the Nabatieh Governor in Lebanon. It was announced last July that nominations were open for the position, with more than forty candidates competing, including Dr. Mohamed Mohsen Hazima. He was selected by the Council of Ministers on October 15. However, objections arose regarding whether he met the legal age requirements stipulated in Law No. 53, which states that a candidate must be at least 35 years old at the time of appointment. It has been revealed that Hazima is only 33 years old, raising questions about the legality and transparency of the appointment process. The responsibilities are distributed among the agencies that prepared and reviewed the files, including the Civil Service Council and the Ministry of Administrative Development. The article emphasizes the need to review the procedures and legal responsibilities, highlighting the importance of adhering to the law to prevent such errors in the future and ensuring that the appointment process remains lawful and transparent.
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