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On July 25, voters in Tunisia overwhelmingly approved a constitutional referendum that gives even more power to President Kais Saied—leading to concern in Washington and anger that the country is backsliding.
The Middle East Institute's (MEI) North Africa and Sahel Program and the North African Policy Initiative (NAPI) are excited to announce a six-part roundtable series examining aspects of Tunisian society, politics, and current affairs. The series will consist of livestreamed discussions bringing together Tunisian youth and US-based experts to discuss the future of Tunisia. Each panel will present introductory observations on the roundtable topic, and on how it presents itself in Tunisia.
The Middle East Institute's (MEI) North Africa and Sahel Program and the North African Policy Initiative (NAPI) are excited to announce a six-part roundtable series examining aspects of Tunisian society, politics, and current affairs. The series will consist of livestreamed discussions bringing together Tunisian youth and US based experts to discuss the future of Tunisia. Each panel will present introductory observations on the roundtable topic, and on how it presents itself in Tunisia.
This six-year program of USD 180 millions aims to meet the priority needs of approximately 854,000 people in rural areas, 50 percent of whom
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