AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTunisia Domestic Politics: Rached Ghannouchi, jailed Ennahda leader, ended his hunger and medication strike after five days, following a request from the medical team—while his defense renewed demands for hospital access and an end to “isolation,” as authorities have not publicly responded. Tunisia Governance & Public Order: A separate report on Tunisia’s “summer of discontent” points to mounting anger over water and electricity shortages, with protests tied to repeated cuts and the sense that President Kais Saied’s five-year rule is failing to deliver. Regional Politics (Tunisia’s neighborhood): Morocco’s Islamist and leftist parties escalated criticism over the Ceuta border crisis, calling for Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch’s resignation and an independent investigation—keeping the Mediterranean migration dispute in the spotlight. Foreign Affairs: Tunisia’s FM Mohamed Ali Nafti discussed with Ukraine’s Andrii Sybiha ways to deepen cooperation across trade, agriculture, higher education, and the legal framework for bilateral ties. International Watch: A global rights and accountability angle also surfaced as a human-rights lawyer urged justice and cooperation to defeat violent extremism—relevant to Tunisia’s security debate.
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