MP Muhammad Ali criticizes tax pressure and the lack of improved public services

The MP made it clear in his speech that the adopted policies did not meet the expected expectations, pointing out that repeating previous financial plans was not accompanied by actual implementation on the ground.

The MP stressed that the continuing tax pressure has been continuously burdening taxpayers and procedures, with no tangible improvement in the quality of public services provided to citizens. He pointed out that the continuation of this approach increases the financial burden on procedures and citizens waiting for public facilities to respond to their basic daily needs.

Muhammad Ali pointed out that the goals are repeated from financial law to another while the obligations and promises stumble in the implementation phase, at a time when the government continues to put pressure on taxpayers without achieving any tangible development for the citizen in the service sector.

These parliamentary criticisms come at a time when fiscal and fiscal policies are facing increasing rejection from social partners and professional organizations, objections to the options adopted in public budget management and the distribution of financial burdens.