NRSA members mark last day together

Members of the National Reform Steering Assembly (NRSA), who are leaving office as a result of the enactment of the national reforms law, took lots of selfies and other photos at their very last meeting on Tuesday, bidding farewell to friends and colleagues after more than one-and-a-half years together.

The NRSA will be dissolved following the promulgation of the law as prescribed by the Constitution.
Set up in late 2015 to replace the National Reform Council, the NRSA was tasked with steering reform issues by providing proposals to the government for implementation.
Its members included civil servants as well as experts from diverse fields.
Most of its work will be transplanted to other bodies for further proceedings.

NRSA members mark last day together

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