Tunisian Labour Union on Saied's 5-year impact
The article discussed the deterioration of political, economic, and social conditions in Tunisia five years after the exceptional measures taken by Kais Saied, which began on July 25, 2021. The Secretary-General of the Tunisian General Labour Union, Salah Eddine Salkhi, confirmed that the country is suffering from accumulated crises and a decline in public services, including health, education, electricity, and water. He also pointed to weakened purchasing power and political tension. Salkhi called for a review of economic policies and societal dialogues, emphasizing that national sovereignty is measured by guaranteeing citizens' dignity, a strong economy, and independent decision-making. He also noted that Saied’s measures led to the dissolution of Parliament, judicial and political upheavals, ongoing repression of opposition, and the imprisonment of dozens, while the president insists that the country is in a state of national liberation war and is working to hold the corrupt accountable.
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