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President Saied Emphasizes Freedom and Liberation Charges and Announces New Steps in Anti-Corruption Efforts

During a meeting with the Council of Ministers, President Kais Saied emphasized that the charges against the Tunisian people relate to freedom and liberation, and announced the formation of a new committee for reconciliation. He also highlighted the importance of accountability and the need to continue the fight against corruption.

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President Saied Emphasizes Freedom and Liberation Charges and Announces New Steps in Anti-Corruption Efforts

During a meeting with the Council of Ministers, President Kais Saied emphasized that the charges against the Tunisian people relate to freedom and liberation, and announced the formation of a new committee for reconciliation. He also highlighted the importance of accountability and the need to continue the fight against corruption.

In the context of his presentation of various general issues and the operation of public services, as well as the file on rising prices, the President stated that the steadfast and sincere will will ultimately prevail, and emphasized the continuation of the war against corruption and the recovery of all the rights of the people without any compromise.

In conclusion of the meeting, the President pointed out that all attempts to obstruct this path and set traps will be shattered before the will of the people, and indicated that the next phase will witness concrete steps and decisive decisions that reflect the official orientations of the state.

President Saied assumed the appointment of members of the Reconciliation Committee at Qasr al-Qartaj. He previously appointed Ali Abbass as the head of the relevant committee. The President affirmed that accountability is a legitimate demand of the people and there is no room for compromising any cent of the people's rights.

The President also pointed out that the reshaping of the committee represents a new opportunity to revive the reconciliation process after the previous work of the committee was stalled.

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