Parliamentary Committee Sets 25 Age for Municipal Candidates
The Parliamentary Administrative Committee focused on preparing the draft materials for the Local Administration Law of 2026, aiming to improve the efficiency of the administration system and its services for citizens. The committee decided to keep the candidacy age for municipal councils at 25 years, with a requirement that candidates in the second and third categories of municipalities be literate. Additionally, it mandated that the head of a first-category municipality hold a university degree, while abolishing this requirement for council members. The committee committed to continuing the review of the articles to develop a law that promotes development and enhances performance and local services.
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