AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTunisia–EU Talks: Foreign Minister Mohamed Ali Nafti urged a “more realistic and equitable” Tunisia–EU partnership agreement during meetings in New York, arguing the current framework must better reflect both sides’ interests. Fuel Strike & Social Pressure: In Tunis, fuel transport workers launched a 48-hour strike over working conditions, wage demands, unpaid allowances and social security dues, triggering fears of disruption in a country dependent on trucked fuel—amid wider anger over outages, prices and medicine shortages. Sumud Flotilla Case: Pro-Palestinian activist Wael Naouar remains in critical condition after a 39-day hunger strike in Mornaguia prison, with rights groups alleging authorities are refusing information to his family and lawyers and critics warning the case is part of a broader crackdown on activists. Education Reform Stalemate: A policy brief says Tunisia’s education reform has stalled since 2023 due to legitimacy clashes between unions and the state, with mistrust blocking dialogue and raising risks of human-capital loss. UNGA Diplomacy Backdrop: Tunisia was among countries reported to have empty seats during a walkout as Netanyahu addressed the UN General Assembly, underscoring how regional politics spill into Tunisia’s international spotlight.
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