President's Commitment to Global Solutions
As is his custom, the President of the Republic prioritizes and advocates for global solutions, avoiding fragmented measures to achieve situations that meet the expectations of the Tunisian people and citizens, wherever they may be. The Press — Indeed, proof of this approach was given during the last Council of Ministers, which the Head of State chaired, and during which he announced from the start that the implementation of the social aspect is not just a "slogan," but a real will to achieve it within the framework of a comprehensive treatment, rather than opting for a sectoral vision.
Upon closer examination of the content of the statement made public by the Presidency of the Republic, it is clear that the country is resolutely moving towards achieving social and economic development that benefits all categories of the population, without any distinction of rank or region. However, it should not be believed that the task is easy. Far from it, as certain occult forces and other lobbies responsible for culpable dysfunctions must still be faced, as they continue to resist the efforts made by the State and patriotic forces.
Denouncing attempts to hinder the progress and proper functioning of public services, the Head of State welcomes, nonetheless, the growing awareness and firmness shown by the Tunisian people, which is likely to constitute a serious bulwark against the "sowers of skepticism and despair."
Key Points Addressed by the President
The other point addressed by President Kaïs Saïed was the scourge of speculation, hence his unequivocal call to break with old speculative practices that put citizens' purchasing power in difficulty due to a poor approach to distribution circuits. In other words, there is an insistence on the need to put an end, once and for all, to the phenomenon of monopoly and other maneuvers aimed at appropriating the country's wealth and depriving citizens of their sacred right to a dignified and just life.
Furthermore, the upcoming school year was also on the agenda of the Council of Ministers, knowing that it is not an insignificant event despite its periodicity and occurrence at this time of year, but rather a renewed opportunity to make it an investment in the future of Tunisia and its future generations. In other words, the school year is a national priority that justifies the directives given by the President of the Republic to provide students with the best guarantees of quality conditions and supplies within the allotted time.
Conclusion
In summary, the implementation of these multiple aspects requires not only partial reforms but also genuine innovative overhauls in various fields, including legislative, administrative, and cultural, without forgetting that it is not enough to just talk but to take action and follow up, two principles dear to President Kaïs Saïed, his project, and his approach to managing public affairs on a daily basis. Thus, the measures and approaches advocated by the Head of State during this Council of Ministers represent a true roadmap that places social justice and the fight against corruption at the center of economic recovery, while anchoring the country's strategic and social choices within the framework of national sovereignty and respect for the people's will.
