Tunis Afrique Presse: Is Kais Saïed preparing for a government change

The article addresses the possibility of reopening the file of government reshuffle in Tunisia after two years since its implementation on August 25, 2024. It stems from statements made by President Kais Saied, who hinted at the potential for government modification, despite no official announcement to that effect so far. Saied’s speech emphasized the concept of responsibility and cautioned against viewing government positions as mere "waiting rooms" or "accountability processes." This could be interpreted as a call to reassess roles and responsibilities, especially with the approaching two-year mark since many ministers were appointed and their legal retirement rights have become due. Legally, a two-year period is necessary to fulfill the entitlement to retirement pensions; however, reaching this duration does not automatically mean terminating duties or reshuffling. Instead, it may present an opportunity to reevaluate performance and consider possible changes. Regarding the potential for reshuffle, the president’s statements suggest that such a move could happen soon, particularly as they coincided with the end of the tenure of ministers who have kept their posts since the last reshuffle. Nonetheless, no definitive official decision has been announced yet, and the matter remains subject to subsequent developments.

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