Jafra Secretaries-General Questioned
The article discusses the appointment of the Secretary-General in the Ministry of Local Administration, with a focus on the doubts and questions surrounding the selection criteria and transparency of this appointment. It highlights that the appointment has attracted a lot of anticipation and observations, especially since the position is considered sensitive and requires individuals with high expertise and intelligence, rather than just vacancies or favoritism. It also emphasizes that recent changes in government structure and the evolution of administration demand highly capable leaders, and that the choice of the Secretary-General should be based on qualifications and competence, not on obscure backgrounds or opaque factors. Additionally, it notes that the outcomes are often known in advance by a few individuals before the official announcement.
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