MPs Boycott House Over No-Show
Some members of the Parliament joined their protests over the absence of the Prime Minister and several ministers from today's session, which was discussing the draft law of the Accreditation and Quality Assurance Authority. Deputy Hussein Al-Amoush called for a vote to adjourn the session and postpone it until the full government was present. However, the Speaker's rejection of this request led to many deputies leaving the chamber in protest of the government's absence. Ultimately, the proposal was not voted on, and the Parliament continued discussing the accreditation law, with some deputies commenting on the importance of the ministerial team’s presence to ensure the effective progress of the legislative process.
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