“We are in need for dialogue and cooperation, and to turn a new leaf with all adversaries,” Al-Rashed said in press statements, noting that “Kuwait is a rostrum for all.”
He asserted that the speech of His Highness the Amir Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah “represents a concern for Kuwaitis and Members of the Parliament.
Therefore, we feel HH’s responsibility toward his people, and also the Members of the Parliament feel the same major responsibility.”
Responding to a question on boycotting the recent parliamentary elections by some individuals, as well as the choice of marches and demonstrations, and their impact on the public, Al-Rashed stressed the importance of implementing the law and “if there are a licensed march in accordance to the law; then they would have it under the framework of freedom of opinion and it is their right, “ adding at the same time that “however, I wish that there are won’t be any violation of law.”
On the visit of former Speaker Jassem Al-Khorafi to him, Al-Rashed described the visit as “a very important” one, noting that Al-Kharafi has promised him to be in contact with him to assist him in managing the Assembly and benefit from his invaluable experience in this domain.
