Tunisia Takes Arab League Presidency Without Ambassador

Tunis will assume the chairmanship of the Arab League Council at the ministerial level starting from September 2026 for a duration of six months. This step aims to strengthen its presence within the organization and to coordinate Arab positions. However, since September 2025, Tunisia has not had an ambassador in Cairo nor a permanent representative to the League, as Tunisian Ambassador to Egypt, Mohamed bin Youssef, concluded his term in September 2025, and no successor has been appointed yet. Tunisia will oversee the management of important Arab meetings and files, especially the Palestinian issue. Yet, the absence of full diplomatic representation raises questions about its ability to play an effective role in coordination and discussions during its presidency.

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