تونزي تيليغراف
تونزي تيليغراف
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The article highlights the strategic importance of Tunisia, despite its small size, in the equations of security, energy, and migration in the Mediterranean and Africa. It emphasizes that its distinguished geographic location—close to Europe and connected to the Mediterranean Basin—makes it a key focal point between Europe, Africa, and the Sahel region. This positioning grants it a central role in monitoring the flows of people and goods, as well as in countering terrorist attacks and smuggling networks. The study indicates that neglecting Tunisia by the United States and Western powers could result in missing out on an opportunity to exert a less costly influence on the regional balance of power, especially amid the rising influence of Russia and China, and the crisis in the Sahel region. The study proposes possibilities for strengthening security and economic cooperation with Tunisia as part of a strategy to address security and economic challenges, and to prevent Tunisia from becoming a fertile ground for both Russia and China. It also stresses the importance of investing in human resources and reconciling democratic objectives with geopolitical interests.
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