In a tense session of the Economic Commission, SamSami, a member of this commission, launched an attack on the Minister of Economy and said critically: "Your signature and that of the Governor of the Central Bank on the banknote is not for a souvenir!" These remarks were made following widespread protests against the chaotic state of the national currency and its declining value.
Criticism of Economic Policies
SamSami continued his remarks by referring to the Minister's economic policies and said: "The value of the national currency is preserved through correct and principled policymaking, not by encouraging people to buy coins and foreign currency bonds!" He added: "These types of policies not only do not help improve the economic situation, but will also increase problems and public dissatisfaction."
SamSami's criticisms particularly refer to plans that, according to him, only exacerbate crises instead of solving economic problems. He called for a review of current policies and a more serious approach to strengthen the value of the national currency.
Concerns About the Economic Future
This member of parliament also referred to people's concerns about the country's economic future and said: "With this situation, people are no longer hopeful about the future, and this has severely impacted their daily lives." He urged the Minister to take practical actions to improve the economic situation instead of making empty promises.
SamSami's attack on the Minister of Economy comes at a time when the country's economic situation is critically dire, and many experts believe that fundamental changes in economic policies are necessary. Will these criticisms lead to serious actions from the government?
