Prime minister Elyes Fakhfakh affirmed that he has declared since the plenary session dedicated to the vote of confidence that his government will remain in exercise for four years and that is, to the end of the present term to guarantee stability and serious reforms.
In an interview with Nawaat, he affirmed that overthrowing the government is not in the country best interest because the focus should be on priorities and working to attract investors and advance the economy.
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