Administrative Court Delays Decision on Membership Revocation
The Administrative Court in Fes has postponed its decision regarding two cases that pertain to the request for the revocation of the membership of two members of the Drâa-Tafilalet Regional Council. This decision comes after the council's president filed two introductory articles on September 10, which were submitted by lawyer Mohamed Taybi, representing the council, at the court. The court has scheduled the next hearing for September 22, allowing the deputy plaintiff to respond to two memorandums and to amend the original claims submitted against the members and the Ministry of Interior, as well as the governor of Drâa-Tafilalet, who are also involved in the case.
Controversial Figures in the Spotlight
The individuals at the center of this legal scrutiny are Saïd Tahriri, the head of the Istiqlal group from Midelt, and his colleague Abd El Moula Amaskou, a member from Ouarzazate representing the Authenticity and Modernity Party. The legal action, initiated by the president of the council, seeks to revoke their memberships in the regional council. This move follows the announcement by the Social Democratic Movement, which has appointed Saïd Tahriri as the lead candidate for their electoral list in the Midelt district for the upcoming legislative elections. The implications of these legal proceedings could have significant effects on the political landscape in the region, especially as the elections approach.
As reported by aljarida24.ma.
