Customs Administration Faces Election Dispute
The main focus of the article is on the canceled election of the Commercial Assembly that was scheduled for October 2026, and its impact on the legal status of the institution, as well as its financial and real estate resources. It also discusses internal disagreements within the Customs Administration regarding this decision. Sources indicate that the administration is seeking to cancel the elections, which could lead to legal violations and directly hold its leadership accountable. Meanwhile, the appointment of officials and the competition for key positions are encountering legal disputes due to the cancellation after it was announced at the end of August. The new General Manager, Mohamed Al-Zahawi, is required to ensure that the elections are conducted legally and transparently, in accordance with the institution’s foundational rules, with the necessity of renewing the appointment of representatives before the end of October to ensure the elections take place as scheduled.
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