Tunisia Forward Leader on Stopping Old Regime

In his discussion with Ubaid Al-Bureiki, Secretary-General of the Movement of Tunisia Forward, he assessed the national course after the July 25, 2026 coup, noting that the movement supported this path in pursuit of achieving national sovereignty, an economic and social program focused on restoring independent decision-making, building a productive economy, and ensuring fair development. He emphasized that the struggle for national liberation has not ended; rather, it has become more complex, facing resistance from internal and external forces aiming to reproduce systems of corruption and dependency. He also affirmed that achieving sovereignty requires building a strong economy, diversifying international relations, and strengthening regional cooperation, while highlighting the importance of internal management of sovereignty through effective institutions and social justice. He clarified that changes in the executive apparatus depend on policies and programs, not merely on personnel replacements, stressing the need to tighten resistance against vulnerabilities exploited by the old regime to unsettle stability and social security. Furthermore, he pointed out that Tunisia’s interests demand independence in decision-making and the development of international relations based on mutual interests, along with defending its national security and enhancing its self-reliance—especially amidst current regional conflicts and their impacts on energy supplies and maritime navigation. The focus is on building a national security system that includes food security, energy, defense, and political independence.

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