Tunisia's National Council of Regions and Districts is gearing up for the launch of its new legislative session. Council President Imad Darbali chaired a meeting of the Council's office on October 1, 2026, to prepare for the upcoming session. Darbali welcomed the new members of the Council's office, wishing them success in their roles and hoping they would work diligently to serve the Council and the country.
Darbali expressed his gratitude to the previous members of the Council's office for their efforts and responsibilities during their tenure. He also thanked all members of the National Council of Regions and Districts, as well as various cadres, agents, and employees, for their continuous efforts to ensure the success of parliamentary work and enhance the Council's performance.
The Council President emphasized that the current stage is crucial, given the challenges facing state institutions and the responsibilities shouldered by all parties. He stressed that the National Council's role is to serve the nation's interests and respond to its obligations. Darbali called for continued work with a sense of responsibility, prioritizing national interests, and serving citizens by addressing their concerns and defending their rights.
Darbali highlighted that the National Council of Regions and Districts, with its representative and oversight roles, will continue to perform its duties seriously and effectively, focusing on the people's issues and concerns. He emphasized that the Council's goal is to build a just and strong state, where the nation is paramount. The Council will continue to listen to Tunisians' expectations and interact with their issues.
The Council's office discussed various agenda items and decided to approve the draft budget for the National Council of Regions and Districts for 2027, which will be submitted to the Ministry of Finance. The office also called on all Council committees to resume their activities in preparation for examining the 2027 finance bill.
The Council's office agreed to discuss several training program axes for the 2026-2027 legislative session and referred a proposal for a strategic plan to restructure land transport to the Services and Social Development Committee for review. The office also forwarded written questions from deputies to the relevant ministries for response.
The National Council of Regions and Districts is set to play a significant role in shaping Tunisia's future, with a focus on serving the nation's interests and responding to the needs of its citizens. The Council's preparations for the new legislative session reflect its commitment to effective governance and representation.
Key points
- The National Council of Regions and Districts is preparing for its new legislative session, with a focus on serving national interests and responding to citizens' needs.
- Council President Imad Darbali emphasized the importance of prioritizing national interests and serving citizens.
- The Council's office approved its draft budget for 2027 and called on committees to resume activities.
