تونزي تيليغراف
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The Saudi journalist and writer, Othman Al-Omeir, received an apology regarding information included in a tweet he posted about Morocco's precedence in having a woman assume the position of head of government. This came after a protest from Tunisians who insisted that Tunisia was ahead of Morocco in this area. He pointed out that Tunisia had recognized the appointment of a woman as head of government years before Morocco, thanks to the appointment of Najla Bouden in October 2021, making her the second after Sarah Zafarani Al-Zanzari, who has held the position since March 2025. Historically, several Muslim-majority countries have had women serve as heads of government or in high-ranking positions, with notable experiences in Pakistan, Bangladesh, Turkey, and others. The correction underscores that Tunisia's earlier experience in this field is considered a significant achievement amid the current political developments in Morocco.
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