The Minister of Local Administration, Hussein Al-Aghbari, has reaffirmed the ministry’s dedication to implementing directives from Prime Minister Salem Saleh Bin Brek. These directives focus on prohibiting the imposition of any taxes or fees outside legal frameworks. The minister emphasized the importance of enforcing the law and reinforcing the state’s authority.
Al-Aghbari clarified that imposing illegal taxes or fees, particularly at security checkpoints on city entrances and main roads by unauthorized entities, constitutes a criminal offense. He stressed that such practices exploit citizens and harm public interest and state resources.
The minister noted that the ministry maintains continuous communication and coordination with governors and local council leaders. This collaboration aims to address illegal practices, including unauthorized taxes collected at city entrances and intercity routes. The ministry is committed to taking all necessary legal actions against anyone found complicit in or negligent regarding these practices.
The Ministry of Local Administration is taking a firm stance against illegal taxation, ensuring that citizens are protected from exploitation. Through ongoing collaboration with local authorities, the ministry aims to uphold the law and safeguard public resources.
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