Tunisian presidential candidate Kais Saied poses for a picture with a national flag at his campaign headquarters in the capital Tunis on September 15, 2019, as exit polls ahead of the preliminary results for the polls predicted him to be "first in the first round". - Kais Saied, an independent 61-year-old law professor and expert on constitutional affairs, and jailed media mogul Nabil Karoui, behind bars due to a money laundering probe, the two anti-establishment candidates in Tunisia's divisive election on September 15, claimed to have won through to a runoff after polling closed in the country's second free presidential poll since the 2011 Arab Spring. (Photo by MOHAMED KHALIL / AFP)
On the sidelines of a visit made today in Djerba, the President of the Republic Kais Saïed told Tunisie Numérique that he anticipates good results for the Economic Forum of La Francophonie.
“The real will and the good preparation of the event are much more significant than the choice of the place. And the one who desires to exacerbate the situation to disrupt the holding of the Francophonie summit, whom he knows that he failed, “he said confirming that he will respond to the will of the people while relying on our own choices and not the diktats of other parts.
”We have a vision and capabilities that should be exploited in order to overcome the current socio-economic situation and guarantee a dignified life for the people” adds Kais Saïed.
“Have a little patience, the truth will soon be disclosed ,” he said in a message to the inhabitants of Zarzis.
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