Tunisia-Revolution Day: December 17 instead of January 14

By R

| 2 décembre 2021

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Kais Saïed, President of the Republic, added, this Thursday, a point to the program of the Council of Ministers, concerning the change of the date of the celebration of the Revolution.

Therefore, a draft decree will be published to make December 17, the celebration of the Revolution instead of January 14, of each year.

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Tunisia-Revolution Day: December 17 instead of January 14

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