تونزي تيليغراف
تونزي تيليغراف
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Currently, Tunisia is experiencing changes in its diplomatic presence with Western countries, marked by a decrease in direct political visits and a shift in focus towards specific issues such as migration, security, energy, and the economy. Nevertheless, the United States, France, and Italy remain committed to maintaining their presence in Tunisia. However, the nature and pace of communication have transformed from broad official visits to managing certain files through ministerial and technical channels. Additionally, the Tunisian diplomatic apparatus suffers from a shortage of senior positions, such as embassies and consulates, which weakens its ability to influence international policies and impacts its external relations. At the same time, Tunisia is moving toward diversifying its regional ties, expanding connections with China, Russia, and Gulf countries, aiming to broaden its margin of maneuver amid a declining Western political presence.
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