In a meeting with Prime Minister Ahmed Hachani at Carthage Palace on Monday, President Kais Saied stressed the need to speed up the drafting of new legislation in many areas, as many laws are in dire need of a thorough overhaul.
"Those who are called upon to implement these laws often use them as an excuse to keep things as they are, as any revolution in the world cannot achieve its goals with the laws that were in place before it occurred," Saied was quoted as saying in a presidency statement.
"The Tunisian people have shown an unprecedented level of awareness and know very well who wants to abuse them in their daily life," he stressed. He also addressed frozen projects or those that have been in the works for years and then stalled under false pretexts, such as the King Salman bin Abdulaziz Hospital in Kairouan, for which funds were allocated in 2017, but the tenders were opened only in the past few days, seven years after this project was announced.
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