تونزي تيليغراف
تونزي تيليغراف
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The article focused on the sharp criticisms made by Deputy Ahmed Saiedani against the performance of the Assembly of People's Representatives in Tunisia, particularly regarding its focus on events and festivals rather than genuine legislative and oversight work amid economic and social crises, especially the electricity crisis. He emphasized that some deputies concentrate on local issues and adopt populist stances, and that their positions often change during votes on financial loans, revealing a reactive attitude that serves their electoral interests rather than the country's. Saiedani also criticized the overlap between parliamentary work, local, and administrative affairs, and doubted the usefulness of the upcoming parliamentary session regarding the Electricity and Gas Company, warning that the discussion might turn into a showcase of regional positions instead of addressing real solutions to the crisis. Additionally, he harshly criticized the Speaker of the House for his entertainment initiatives, which reflect a negative image of the legislative institution.
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