Labor Movement Revived at Mohamed Ali Al-Hamy University

The article discusses the thirty-third session of the summer university organized by the Mohamed Ali El Hami Association for Labor Culture in Hammamet. The focus is on rebuilding the Tunisian trade union movement and overcoming its current fundamental crisis. The session highlights that this crisis results from profound shifts in the economic and political system since Tunisia's independence, particularly since the 1970s. These changes have led to the loss of the movement's independence and the absence of a clear societal project. According to participants in the celebration, rebuilding requires dismantling the neo-tributary capitalism system and establishing an economic, social, and democratic model that places the trade union movement at its core, in order to restore its historical role as a catalyst for change in Tunisia.

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