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Removal from office

ARTICLE (15)‎
REMOVAL FROM OFFICE‎

A- The Chief Executive may be removed from his office by virtue of a ‎decree prior to the expiry of his term in pursuance to a recommendation ‎of the majority of the members of the Board of Directors, if he has ‎seriously violated the requirements of his office, failed to fulfill his ‎duties effectively and with competence, or has violated the allegiance to ‎honesty and rectitude. ‎

B- It is mandatory for the Board of Directors to enable the Chief ‎Executive to state his defences, in a separate record prior to the issue of ‎recommendation. In the event that such recommendation advised the ‎removal of the Chief Executive, the latter shall continue to fulfill his ‎duties and exercise his authority until a decree of his removal from ‎office is issued, provided that, the Board of Directors did not decide ‎otherwise, or the removal was due to the violation of allegiance to ‎honesty and rectitude.‎

Last Update: 20-03-2024.

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