On Saturday (May 30, 2026), MP Saud Al-Saadi submitted an official parliamentary question to the Prime Minister regarding the government's current economic policies and their potential implications for the public sector and low-income demographics. Al-Saadi demanded transparent clarifications from the government concerning statements advocating for a stronger private sector role and reduced state economic intervention, questioning the constitutional basis for such policies. The parliamentary inquiry also sought clarification on whether these visions align with the principles of social justice guaranteed by the constitution to protect impoverished classes. Furthermore, it requested the disclosure of future plans regarding public sector institutions, privatization risks, and the management of national wealth, particularly oil and gas. The MP stressed that any economic reform must occur within constitutional frameworks that safeguard citizens' rights and the nation's resources.
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