Tunis: President of the Republic Kais Saied on Monday received First President of the Administrative Court Abdessalem Mehdi Grissi, who presented the Head of State with the 2022 annual report of the Administrative Court and a report on the electoral dispute for the elections of members of local, regional and district councils and of the National Council for Regions and Districts. The Head of State underlined the key role of the Administrative Court in enforcing compliance with the law, especially in the area of abuse of power, in addition to its other competences, according to a Presidency of the Republic press release. Source: Agence Tunis Afrique Presse
President of the Republic underscores key role of Administrative Court in enforcing compliance with law
President of the Republic underscores key role of Administrative Court in enforcing compliance with law
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