This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press: Muhammad Zariyouh
The Oujda administrative court pronounced a judgment of dismissal of six vice-presidents of the Silouane community, in response to a request from the governor of the Nador region. The decision was made on the basis of a report prepared by the Interior Ministry Inspectorate, which revealed violations of the law committed by deputies in the performance of their duties.
The list of those removed included Abdelhay Lagrisi (first deputy), Abderrahim Al-Tahiri (second deputy), Labhabi Lamnour (third deputy), Tawfiq Al-Maliki (fourth deputy), Karim Bentla (fifth deputy) and Samir Bouskhaf (sixth deputy ). deputy).
The court ordered the rapid execution of the decisions while providing for the legal effects, on the basis of article 64 of the organic law of groups, which gives the regional civil servant the power to request dismissal in the event of actions infringing to the interests of the company. group or violate applicable laws.
In this context, President Gamal Al-Hamzawi affirmed his determination to respond to the demands of residents and to work to strengthen a clear commitment to the application of laws and transparency in the management of public affairs, which won widespread support from residents of Silwan town. . He also pledged to set out an ambitious development vision aimed at improving infrastructure, strengthening social services and attracting investment to advance the city’s development, thereby strengthening residents’ confidence in the collective performance of the council .
The move is part of efforts to strengthen integrity in the management of local affairs, with the possibility of opening further investigations if the data reveals acts requiring legal action.
