epa07160953 Tunisian lawmakers attend a session of the House of People's Representatives (HPR) dedicated to the vote of confidence on the new government members, in Tunis, Tunisia, 12 November 2018. Tunisian lawmakers held a session to decide on the new government members proposed by Prime Minister Youssef Chahed on 05 November in a cabinet reshuffle. EPA/STRINGER
House Speaker Rached Ghannouchi declared on May 19 at the opening of the plenary session the new structure of the parliamentary group.
He announced the official resignation of MPs Lamia Jaïdane, Salma Maalej and Meherzia Laabidi joined parliamentary groups al-Mostaqbal and the Democratic Bloc and Ennahdha’s respectively.
Below is the new composition of parliamentary groups:
Ennahdha : 54 deputies
Democratic Bloc : 39 deputies
Qalb Tounes: 28 deputies
Al-Karama Coalition: 19 deputies
Free Destourian Party: 16 deputies
National Reform : 16 deputies
Tahya Tounes: 14 deputies
Al-Watania: 9 deputies
Al-Mostaqbal: 9 deputies
Independents: 13 deputies.
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