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The Presidency of the Parliament announced today, Tuesday, the referral of MP Youssef Al-Kilabi to the Parliamentary Ethics Committee following his violations against the head of the Reconstruction and Development Coalition and the former Prime Minister, described as attempts to gain personal media advantages that harm the state and its institutions. According to the official document submitted, the parliamentary leadership approved the referral of MP Youssef Al-Kilabi to the Ethics Committee, which led to the Reconstruction and Development bloc ending its boycott of parliamentary sessions. Earlier, the Reconstruction and Development bloc announced the suspension of its attendance at parliamentary sessions in protest against the violations and insults targeting the coalition and its leadership, expressing strong condemnation of irresponsible behaviors that deviate from parliamentary work principles and political competition rules. The bloc stated in a statement that it had submitted an official memorandum demanding the referral of the concerned MP to the Ethics Committee, but the lack of practical measures encouraged the continuation of insults, necessitating a firm stance from the parliamentary presidency. The bloc confirmed the suspension of its attendance at sessions until legal procedures are implemented to stop violations, preserve the dignity of parliamentary work, and respect political forces and their leaders. It emphasized that maintaining political stability and fair competition is an ethical and legal obligation, calling on the parliament to dedicate its efforts to serving the people in facing political, economic, and security challenges instead of engaging in conflicts that threaten political and social stability.
