AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFuel Strike in Tunisia: Fuel transport workers in Tunis launched a 48-hour strike demanding better conditions, wage increases, unpaid allowances and social security dues, triggering rushes to petrol stations and raising fears of wider disruption in a country that relies heavily on trucked fuel distribution. UN Diplomacy: Tunisia’s foreign minister Mohamed Ali Nafti told the UN General Assembly that the UN must end Israel’s violence and what he called genocide in Gaza and the West Bank, while also calling for an end to conflicts across Lebanon, Syria, Sudan, Libya and Yemen. Tunisia–EU Talks: Nafti also urged a review of the Tunisia–EU partnership agreement with the aim of making it more realistic, equitable and balanced amid ongoing negotiations. Education Reform Deadlock: A policy brief says Tunisia’s education reform has stalled since 2023 due to legitimacy clashes between unions and the state, with mistrust and defensive institutional cultures blocking progress and risking human-capital loss. Detained Gaza Flotilla Activists: High-profile international calls are growing for the release and urgent medical care of pro-Palestine Tunisian jail hunger strikers, including Wael Naouar, reported to be in critical condition. Migration Pressure: Reports say sub-Saharan migrants in Tunisia face harsher conditions and are being pushed toward “return” schemes, with humanitarians warning many departures are not truly voluntary.
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