Tunisian President: No leniency with those attempting to topple the state
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Tunisian President Kais Saied says during the government's opening session that no leniency will be shown to those attempting to topple the state, or using public institutions for personal ends.
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Kais Saied presiding the cabinet meeting
Tunisian President Kais Saied stressed on Saturday his refusal to what he called "all suspect attempts" at interfering in the country's domestic affairs.
In the opening of the cabinet's session, Saied said that the Tunisian state is one state, its people one people, and its laws one. He also stressed that any who wish to overthrow the state or misuse its institutions will not be shown leniency, as these institutions must remain objective and for all to use.
رئيس الجمهورية #قيس_سعيد يحثّ في اجتماع مجلس الوزراء القضاة الشرفاء على أن يكونوا قوة مبادرة واقتراح ويدعو إلى وضع نصوص جديدة لتنظيم مسالك التوزيع والتسريع بإحداث المجلس الأعلى للتربية والتعليم ويطلع على عرض حول الولوج إلى منصة الاستشارة الوطنية. #TnPR https://t.co/VVM2vDJA5m pic.twitter.com/Vf55YzysPr
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The Tunisian President, according to a statement published by the Tunisian presidency on social media, pushed honest judges to be strong and partake in the reform in order to achieve justice in the country.
He also reassured the country's businessmen by asserting that the new laws that were enacted do not aim to track them but to recover the people's money.
