HIBAPRESS – A. Mahyawi
The Administrative Court of Appeal in Fez settled, yesterday Tuesday, the controversy surrounding the case of the former head of the Taza municipality, Abdelwahed Al-Masoudi, after issuing a decision upholding the initial ruling, which ordered his permanent dismissal from his presidential duties and membership within the Taza municipal council.
Informed sources told "HIBAPRESS" that the court ruled publicly, finally, and in the presence of the parties, to uphold the appealed judgment, thus drawing the curtain on one of the cases that attracted the attention of local public opinion during the past months. The Administrative Court, at its initial stage, had issued a decision ordering the dismissal of the parliamentarian from the Authenticity and Modernity Party, Abdelwahed Al-Masoudi, from the presidency and membership of the Taza municipality, with the judgment including immediate enforcement, a decision that was appealed before it was upheld by the Court of Appeal yesterday.
