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TUNISIA

Kais Saied in Brussels to resume talks with EU partners

Tunisian president Kais Saied is leaving the country for the first time in several months to attend the EU-AU summit. The political and economic situation in Tunisia is deteriorating and he is keen to exit the diplomatic isolation which his coup of 25 July last year has placed him in. [...] (327 words)
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TUNISIA 23/02/2022

MEP's Tunis trip postponed after Saïed's visit to Brussels 

A delegation of European Parliament members had been due to visit Tunis shortly to meet Kaïs Saïed and Rached Ghannouchi but their trip has been put back indefinitely. This follows the tensions created by Saïed's participation in the EU-AU summit in Brussels on 17 and 18 February. [...]
The Tunisian Head of State, Kaïs Saïed, speaking at the 6th Summit between the European Union and the African Union, on 18 February, in Brussels.
The Tunisian Head of State, Kaïs Saïed, speaking at the 6th Summit between the European Union and the African Union, on 18 February, in Brussels. © Chokri Mahjoub/ZumaPress/MaxPPP
TUNISIA 02/02/2022

Paris sends its Treasury chief Emmanuel Moulin on special mission to Tunis 

The French Treasury head has reiterated France's support for the reforms Tunis must undertake in order to secure IMF loans. Moulin also chairs the Paris Club of international creditors, and while he did not travel in that capacity, the restructuring of Tunisia's debt seems to be on the cards. [...]
Emmanuel Moulin, head of the French Treasury and president of the Club de Paris.
Emmanuel Moulin, head of the French Treasury and president of the Club de Paris. © Vincent Isore/IP3 Press/MaxPPP

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