Tunisie Telegraph Governance in Tunisia: Implementing the Prime Minister's Circular During Acting and Vacancy Periods

The article focused on the efforts of the Tunisian government to improve governance of public institutions and companies, and to reform their administration in 2026. This was reflected in the issuance of an official decree demanding clear work programs, precise performance indicators, and accountability from officials. However, achieving this faces significant challenges due to administrative vacancies, as many key institutions are managed by acting or temporary directors. This situation limits their ability to make important strategic decisions and creates an unstable administrative environment. Experts recommend swiftly appointing permanent, qualified managers and expanding the powers of temporarily appointed officials. They also advise strengthening the role of boards of directors and specialized ministries to ensure the continuity of work despite vacancies, thereby enabling the implementation of reforms, achieving reform goals, and maintaining fiscal stability.

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