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Tunisie Telegraph: Marzouk Rejects Tebboune
In his article, Mohsen Marzouk, the former political adviser to the late President Beji Caid Essebsi, commented on Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune's statements regarding the relations between Algeria and Tunisia. Marzouk emphasized that the relationship between the two countries should be built on cooperation and mutual respect, while maintaining each nation's sovereignty. He stated that no party has the right to interfere in the policies of the other. He reiterated that Tunisia is free to determine its political and geopolitical stances, and that its security and stability are linked to cooperation with Algeria, provided that this cooperation is based on transparency and free from guardianship. Marzouk warned against any attempts at interference or domination, considering sovereignty to be a red line, and asserted that improving relations requires mutual respect and wisdom. He also emphasized that Tunisia possesses independent political and security capabilities, and that its foreign policies should be based on balance and openness.
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