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Tunisia- Iyadh Eloumi:National dialogue must not lead to a constitutional coup d’etat according

MP Iyadh Eloumi stated in a television interview that the basis of the national dialogue need be the constitution, pointing out that all components of the political scene must participate, without any omission, otherwise it will get nowhere.

“National dialogue must not finish in a constitutional coup,” he says

On the other hand, he affirmed that Tunisia can succeed in its economic recovery, given that it has everything it takes to be a rich country.

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