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The speaker of the Kuwaiti parliament, Marzouq Al-Ghanim, said on Tuesday that he had received a decree from Amiri to interrupt the parliament session, so the last session would be on Thursday. Regarding the crown prince, he said
The Speaker of the Kuwaiti parliament, Marzouq Al-Ghanim, said Tuesday that he had received a decree from Amiri to interrupt the parliament session, so the last session would be on Thursday.
As for the crown prince, Al-Ghanim said that if an order from Amiri comes tomorrow with the recommendation of a crown prince, he will convene a private session on Thursday. Vote and approve the crown prince recommended by the prince, but if he does not reach it; “The matter will be after the closing of the session, according to the procedures followed for the extraordinary meetings after the end”
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Kuwaiti analysts and politicians expect a decision to be made in the coming weeks regarding the position sought by dozens of senior members of the ruling Al-Sabah family.
Political stability in the oil-producing country depends on cooperation between the government and a strong parliament, which is the oldest legislative body in the Arab Gulf states, and was often dominated by opposition groups in the past.
Parliament has the power to pass laws or block their issuance, question ministers, and propose a vote of no confidence to senior government officials – measures that effectively disrupt economic reforms or ministerial amendments.
