AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEU-Tunisia Ties: Brussels added nine initiatives to its Mediterranean Pact, bringing the total to 30 across investment, energy, migration and security—an agenda with direct stakes for Tunisia’s relations with Europe. Saied’s Claims: President Kais Saied said fires and water disruptions were no coincidence and accused former-system networks of fomenting crises; he said the judiciary would investigate. Education Policy: Saied called for equal access to education and said past reforms reflected outside pressure, not popular will. Rights and Courts: An appeals court upheld anti-racism activist Saadia Mosbah’s eight-year sentence and those of five associates; their final appeal is pending. Rights groups have criticized the proceedings. Democratic Outlook: A commentary warned that the military’s expanded role under Saied could shape any future transition, and urged the opposition to unite around constitutional reform.
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