Tunisia association blames horticulture serve for showing ‘disdain’ for ranchers and anglers

The Tunisian Association of Horticulture and Fishing (GFAR) yesterday blamed the Priest for Farming, Water Assets, and Fishing, Dr. Muhammad Hamzeh, for controlling the work of ranchers and anglers to dole out private retributions with the Association.

In an explanation given by the Association after the priest neglected to go to a public conference, it had coordinated on Wednesday to examine the marine fishing area and address issues confronting Tunisian anglers.

GFAR reported the holding of a pressing gathering for its chief office to choose how to answer the pastor’s activity, which it said was a demonstration of “disdain for all ranchers and anglers who battle every day to proceed with the creation and give food to individuals,” and who thusly “get only minimization and prohibition from their clergyman”.

It said it held the clergyman “principally” liable for the emergency experienced by the horticulture and fishing area.

“The Association records with extraordinary disappointment the priest of agribusiness’ refusal to participate in the change cycle and his emphasis on shutting the entryways of exchange with the rural association in clear negligence for the directions of the Leader of the Republic and the Head of Government, who had underlined in their different gatherings with the Association’s authority that the Service of Horticulture ought to be at the assistance of the ranchers and sailors and in genuine organization with their association,” the assertion added.