Head of Tahya Tounes parliamentary bloc Mustapha Ben Ahmed talked about the nation current political crisis over the constitutional deadlock.
Ben Ahmed declared that Tunisia does not have a government, accusing prime minister Hichem Mechichi of being responsible for the crisis. The MP likewise said that President Kais Saied is responsible for the current political situation in the country due to the blockage on the swearing-in of new members of the government. Nevertheless, he estimated that “the President of the Republic behaves like an activist”.
Speaking on the airwaves of a private radio, the MP explained that the best resolution to surmount the current crisis is the establishment of a new government by appointing ministers approved by multiple parties.
Commenting on the national dialogue initiative launched by the UGTT Ben Ahmed stated the dialogue should be organized as soon as possible.
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