The Future of the Tunisian parliament and the calls for rule of law
Tunisian president kais saied/Aljazeera.
Tunisian President Kais Saied’s resolution to suspend parliament for 30 days is due to end today, Tuesday, August 24.
The President has not yet named a PM yet while political parties in the country fear for democracy.
The United States deputy national security adviser has met Tunisia’s president and discussed the urgent need to appoint a prime minister-designate to form a government.
On July 25 the Tunisian President announced the sacking of the PM, the suspension of parliament, and lifting lawmakers’ immunity.
Aljazeera/Agencies.
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