Kais Saied: State institutions are active

President Quais Saïd responded to the importance of holding the state accountable and ensuring fair justice, emphasizing that its institutions are not a "waiting hall" and are not associated with personal interests. During recent days, he visited various regions across Tunisia, where he reviewed the water resources situation and the difficulties faced in water distribution, especially in light of abnormal outages during the current heatwave. Saïd revealed that more than 80,000 bottles of bottled water were confiscated, noting crimes such as cutting water supply pipelines and electric cables aimed at fueling unrest. He affirmed that citizens are aware of these escalation attempts. He also reaffirmed his commitment to the reform course despite the legacy of corruption and looting, emphasizing that the people are steadfastly attached to the homeland and that Tunisia will continue its journey in facing challenges.

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