Tunisia Affirms Sovereignty Over Tebboune Comments
Tunisia has issued a national statement signed by political figures, former ministers, and parliamentarians in response to statements made by Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune. In his remarks, Tebboune affirmed that Tunisia is a free, independent, and sovereign state, and that its national decisions are beyond interpretation or bargaining. The signatories emphasized that national sovereignty is a red line, and that cooperative relations with Algeria must be based on mutual respect and non-interference in each other's internal affairs. They also affirmed that the responsibility for protecting Tunisia’s security and unity rests solely with Tunisian institutions, and that security cooperation with Algeria should be based on equality and trust. Additionally, the statement criticized the internal situation in Tunisia, holding the authorities accountable for the country's weakness and the escalation of crises. They affirmed that Tunisia will regain its rightful stature through the efforts of its people, rejecting any external guardianship or intervention.
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