AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPower Crisis & Protests: Tunisia is seeing renewed, nationwide anger as electricity and water cuts hit during extreme heat, with protesters linking daily hardship to broader political mismanagement and the post-2021 order. Ghannouchi Health & Rights: Rached Ghannouchi’s family and lawyers report blocked visits and missing information after his prison collapse and hospital stay, raising alarms over cruel treatment and “enforced disappearance”-style restrictions; he was later returned to prison. Political System After July 25: Analysts mark five years since Kais Saied’s power grab, arguing Tunisia’s institutions, civic space, and migration policy have tightened in ways that deepen economic and social crises. Regional Diplomacy: Egypt and Tunisia reaffirm cooperation and de-escalation priorities amid regional tensions, while Algeria’s Tebboune vows to defend Tunisia against any threat. UNESCO & Heritage: UNESCO added 25 new World Heritage sites, including Tunisia’s Sidi Bou Said, as conflict-hit sites in Iran, Lebanon and Palestine were also listed under emergency procedures. Africa PPP Push: Tunisia’s PPP authority is set to participate in AfricaPPP 2026, signaling continued interest in infrastructure partnerships as Tunisia’s public services strain. Regional Context: Libya also faces anti-government protests over power cuts, echoing Tunisia’s unrest.
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