Benabdallah plans to resign after party setback

Reliable sources announced that the Secretary-General of the Party of Progress and Socialism, Mohamed Nabil Benabdallah, has decided to resign from his leadership position following the recent parliamentary elections held on September 23. In these elections, the party secured 19 seats, down from 22 in 2021. During a Politburo meeting, he clarified that the responsibility for the election results is a collective one and expressed his intention to resign. However, discussions regarding the final decision are still ongoing, and no definitive conclusion has been reached yet. These developments come amid expectations that the party would not achieve the ambitious results its leadership had hoped for, which was around 50 seats. The actual outcome was disappointing, especially given the low voter turnout, which directly impacted the party’s performance. The party continues to evaluate its political and organizational performance to draw conclusions about its future strategies. Sources within the party have denied that Benabdallah has officially resigned so far.

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