Qais Saeed accuses parties of creating internal crises

Tunisian President Qais Said renewed his warnings of what he described as the attempts of some parties to obstruct the path of political and economic reform that he leads, noting that the crises that have emerged in the recent period, especially with regard to the supply of basic materials, are not innocent and controlled by the goals of the goals.

During his presidency of the cabinet meeting, Sa’id considered that the Tunisian people “represent the safety valve” with their consciousness and insistence on facing challenges, stressing that attempts to spread doubt and despair will not succeed, and that the people’s options will find their way to implementation “despite the plot of the plots.”

The President stressed the necessity of shortening the road towards reform and continuing accountability within the framework of the law, calling for a fundamental review of the paths of distributing the supply materials that “turned into a scene of speculation and monopoly”, as he put it. He added that the lobbies that infiltrated the joints of institutions “their practices were exposed and they could no longer hide,” stressing that these parties will not get away with the penalty.

Saeed also pledged to find urgent solutions to the dilemma of graduates from unemployed universities, indicating that the obstacles that prevented them from employing will disappear soon, and that the horizons will open to them to obtain their legitimate rights. He stressed that “there is no return back and to the hateful past.”