Financial statements of political societies… discrepancies between surplus and severe deficit

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The financial statements of political associations showed great variation. While some associations show relative financial stability and surplus, others suffer from a severe deficit, or depend almost entirely on donations without any activity mentioned in the financial reports. The National Unity Association came at the top of the associations with the highest cash and in-kind balance, compared to zero arithmetic for the revenues of the Arab Islamic Center Association, and zeros for the Islamic Saff Association.

– Al-Asala Association:

Al-Asala Association does not own any fixed assets as stated in the financial statements for the year 2025, recording a net deficit of 1,925 dinars, while the total cash and cash equivalents witnessed a significant decrease from 1,965 dinars in 2024 to 40 dinars in 2025, and the association’s balance at the end of last year amounted to only 42 dinars, and the total payments were 7,636 dinars compared to 5,711 dinars. For receipts.

– National Unity Rally:

The annual budget and final account of the National Unity Association emerged at the top of the associations with the highest cash and in-kind balance, as the association owns fixed assets with a net value of 1,646,833 dinars, which is land in the Al-Saya area, bringing the total assets to more than 1.9 million dinars. The association achieved a surplus in 2025 amounting to 966,432 dinars, compared to 135,980 dinars in 2024, and this is due to The surplus from the sale of part of the lands owned by the association.

The association’s revenues decreased from 2,682 to 2,118 dinars, due to a decrease in donations and subscriptions, and the association responded to this by reducing expenses from 2,180 to 1,436 dinars.

– National Assembly Association:

The National Democratic Rally Society suffers from a continuous and increasing financial deficit, as its budget allocated 502 dinars in 2024, and it rose to 681,500 dinars in 2025. Revenues decreased from 2,682 to 2,118 dinars, and this decrease is due to donations and subscriptions. The association reduced the headquarters’ rent from 2,180 dinars in 2024 to 1,436 dinars in 2025.

– Islamic League Association:

The total assets of the Islamic League Association amounted to 44,848 dinars, most of which came in cash. The association achieved an almost constant surplus in both 2024 and 2025, amounting to 7,800 – 8,200 dinars, respectively. It relied on simple revenues represented by government support of 18,600 dinars in 2025, and subscriptions of only 600 dinars.

– The Arab Islamic community:

In a unique case for the model of political associations, the revenues of the Arab Islamic Center Society appeared “zero” in both 2024 and 2025, and there was no mention of subscriptions, and only donations amounted to 20 dinars, and expenses remained fixed at 30 dinars annually, and the cash in the bank was 401 dinars, and 34 dinars in the fund.

– Progressive Democratic Platform:

The Progressive Democratic Platform Association achieved a surplus of 17,179 dinars in both 2024 and 2025, and its revenues appeared at about 48,000 dinars, compared to expenses of 31,000 dinars, and the cash balance grew from 93,409 dinars in 2024 to 113,417 dinars in 2025, while it owns fixed assets with a book value 129,092 dinars is land and building.

– National Assembly Association:

The National Democratic Rally Association suffers from a financial deficit in 2025 amounting to 93 dinars, as revenues were only 200 dinars from donations and subscriptions, and expenses did not exceed the items of bank discounts, communications and electricity, which totaled 158 dinars.

– Islamic class:

Completely zero financial data appeared in the Al-Saf Islamic Society’s list, with the exception of one item, which is “cash and movable bank balances,” amounting to 397 dinars, while all other items of income and expenses were zero.