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Tunisia Chairs Arab League Council
The article discusses Tunisia's assumption of the presidency of the Arab League Council during the period from September 2026 to March 2027, amidst regional and international challenges including wars and divisions in several Arab countries such as Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, Sudan, Yemen, and Libya, as well as the ongoing dispute between Algeria and Morocco. It builds on Tunisia's good relations with many Arab capitals, relying on coordinating positions and bridging perspectives to support Arab cooperation, despite its limited authority as the council's host. The article emphasizes the importance of the Palestinian cause, Lebanon's need for Arab support, and the challenges of internal disputes within the Maghreb region. It highlights that Tunisia's success in the presidency depends on its ability to manage dialogue, expand channels of understanding among countries, and face difficulties in translating statements into tangible projects.
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