A shy electoral movement in Tripoli and the political offices are preparing

Tears of Al -Asmar wrote in “Al -Diyar”: The municipal elections in Tripoli receive the attention of all active political and civil leaders and currents, which compete to form lists or embrace regulations, as they are as a test of the popular size of these leaders and currents.

After the Minister of Interior Al -Hajjar announced his confirmation that the municipal elections have been held on time, a movement was observed in the political offices of the deputies of Tripoli and local civil currents and bodies, although they are still shy, but it was noted that the aspiring to contest the municipal and optional elections, they started preparing the kit, in terms of preparing the necessary documents, the discussion is taking place between a number of candidates on possible alliances, as the other began, as the other began, as the other began Announcing his candidacy on social media.
The first to announce his willingness to participate in the municipal and optional entitlement was MP Faisal Karami, who announced his support for people with the municipal development vision, calling for consensus and to remove politics from the tensions in order not to reflect negatively on the municipal performance.
According to the followers in the Trablusi circles, the deputies and references of Tripoli will each will have their mark in the municipal and optional regulations, starting with President Mikati, who will be present in this entitlement, to Representative Ashraf Rifi, and MP Faisal Karami.
The circles of Tripoli hope that the endeavors will be this time, in this entitlement, seriously to accomplish a harmonious regulation that leads to a municipal council that ends the time of disputes, obstacles and obstacles, to achieve development in a city that needs tremendous efforts to compensate for years of neglect and deprivation, so that the council can with a capable president who possesses leadership experiences and the visionary view of the advancement of the city and returning it to a pioneering city between Lebanese cities.
Other sources expect the birth of more than four regulations, and that the competition will be between a hugging list of politicians and a list of civil society after noting a movement of active civil bodies that are the first to lead the municipal work ship in the city, especially since activists in the movement of October 17 prepared their return to the municipal and optional electoral battle.
In any case, it is not time to talk about clear regulations, pending the end of the expected electoral alliances.