AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoDetention of Sumud 4 Activists: Tunisia extended the preventive detention of four Global Sumud Flotilla members by four more months, renewing criticism that the state clamps down on political activists even as it publicly backs Palestine. Human Rights Recognition: Tunisian lawyer Ayachi Hammami is set to receive the 2026 ABA International Human Rights Award for decades of defending democracy, freedoms, and victims of rights violations. Energy Crisis at Home: Tunisia’s summer of discontent deepened as rolling blackouts and water shortages hit households hard, with heatwaves exposing how unprepared the system is for basic demand. Foreign Policy—Yemen: Tunisian FM Mohamed Ali Nafti discussed Yemen’s latest developments with his Yemeni counterpart, stressing Tunisia’s solidarity and support for a lasting political settlement. Regional Watch—Tunisia in US Aid Shifts: A US reprogramming of $52m in foreign military financing reportedly moves funds away from Tunisia toward South American partners, underscoring shifting priorities in Washington’s security agenda. Investment Climate: Tunisia Investment Authority says critical minerals are attracting global attention, but Tunisia has seen no projects for a decade due to governance and execution gaps.
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