jordan pulse : MP Waleed Al-Masri affirmed to 'Rum' that he did not vote in favor of the Real Estate Ownership Law, pointing out that his stance on the law was the direct reason behind his resignation from the head of the parliamentary bloc, in light of a general trend within the bloc to approve the law.
Al-Masri stated that his position was not an objection to adding the concept of a road to the law, explaining that he does not mind this addition, but rather his objection was to the law in its entirety and substance.
He added that his stance stemmed from his personal and parliamentary conviction, affirming that he did not vote in favor of the law and that he found himself facing a moral responsibility requiring him not to go along with the general trend within the bloc contrary to his conviction.
Al-Masri explained that he deemed it fit to resign from the head of the bloc to preserve his conscience before Almighty God and the citizens, emphasizing that every person has their own thought and convictions that must be respected and adhered to.
Al-Masri concluded by affirming that his decision came as an expression of his stance and conviction regarding the law, and that national responsibility requires a deputy to be frank in his positions and not to compromise his convictions under any considerations.
Rum

jordan pulse : MP Waleed Al-Masri affirmed to 'Rum' that he did not vote in favor of the Real Estate Ownership Law, pointing out that his stance on the law was the direct reason behind his resignation from the head of the parliamentary bloc, in light of a general trend within the bloc to approve the law.
Al-Masri stated that his position was not an objection to adding the concept of a road to the law, explaining that he does not mind this addition, but rather his objection was to the law in its entirety and substance.
He added that his stance stemmed from his personal and parliamentary conviction, affirming that he did not vote in favor of the law and that he found himself facing a moral responsibility requiring him not to go along with the general trend within the bloc contrary to his conviction.
Al-Masri explained that he deemed it fit to resign from the head of the bloc to preserve his conscience before Almighty God and the citizens, emphasizing that every person has their own thought and convictions that must be respected and adhered to.
Al-Masri concluded by affirming that his decision came as an expression of his stance and conviction regarding the law, and that national responsibility requires a deputy to be frank in his positions and not to compromise his convictions under any considerations.
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