عدن تايم
عدن تايم
Ready to play
Ready to play
The article discusses the crisis of delays in the handover process between the Land Authority branch management in the capital, Aden, which took place at the local authority's office in the presence of the governor. It indicates that this process was not accepted by the Authority’s leadership due to surpassing their legal and institutional jurisdictions. Sources confirm that the Authority’s laws and the Yemeni constitution specify that appointments and handovers within the Authority must only occur through its official channels and with the approval of its leadership, and that external interference constitutes an encroachment on its powers. The article also clarifies that directives and sovereign and governmental fatwas emphasize that the management of state lands is exclusively the responsibility of the central authority, and any violation of this is considered a breach of the laws. Such breaches threaten the stability of institutional work and undermine the Authority’s sovereign prerogatives. In conclusion, the article stresses that respecting the administrative structure and adhering to legal procedures are essential to maintaining institutional authority and preventing the institution from losing its oversight and sovereign functions.
Notice: This Is an AI-Generated Summary
Comments (0)