HIBAPRESS – Khalil Fazazi
Manifestations of obstruction within the Foum El Oued commune council continue, as the regular session of the council could not be convened again this morning due to the lack of legal quorum. This is a new development that raises questions about the council's status and the future of its presidency in light of the continued absence of a number of members.
According to available data, only five members out of 16 were present during the meeting, with 11 members absent, which prevented the fulfillment of the necessary legal conditions for the session to convene.
This obstruction comes in a context that draws attention to the difficulties that council meetings have been facing, especially with their repeated inability to convene. This opens up discussions about the nature of potential disagreements within its components and their impact on the normal functioning of the elected institution.
These developments also raise questions about the council's ability to overcome the stalemate and ensure the continuity of deliberation on issues related to local affairs management and responding to the expectations of the residents.
Pending clarification of the reasons for the absence of the concerned members and the positions of the council's various components, the question remains whether the next phase will witness a breakthrough that restores the council's dynamism, or if the obstruction of meetings will continue, bringing with it challenges to the management of local files.
Clarifications from the council's presidency and its other components are still necessary to understand the background of this situation and to determine the extent to which it is linked to political or organizational disagreements, or to other factors that prevented the attendance of a sufficient number of members.
