This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press-Youssef Adadad
Tunisia is living under the rule of President Kais Saied in a period of political and economic deterioration, as numerous data indicate that the country is heading towards a deep abyss due to the escalatory decisions taken by the current regime, which results in increasing restrictions on freedoms and repression of opponents, in addition to being led by foreign orders, notably from Algeria, to provoke Morocco.
Under the supervision of the Algerian army, Kais Saied’s Tunisia is on the way to becoming an Algerian state receiving instructions from the Algerian government led by Abdelmadjid Tebboune.
Tunisia saw the organization of the international university conference in the city of Hammamet with the participation of mercenaries from the Polisario Front, which reflects the relational character of the current Tunisian regime with Algeria, and its decline in maintaining its historical relations with Morocco.
Tunisia faces a stifling economic crisis, with rising unemployment and inflation rates leading to deteriorating living conditions for millions of citizens. At the same time, Kais Saied continues to deal hard blows to public freedoms, in particular by repressing peaceful demonstrations, which increases internal tensions in the country.
If Tunisia, throughout its modern history, has maintained strong relations with the Gulf States and Morocco, it is today isolated diplomatically, due to its loss of credibility on the international scene.
Many Tunisians fear that the continuation of this trend will lead the country to lose the independence of its decisions and its sovereignty to the benefit of Algerian military interests.
Kais Saied, who once carried the slogans of reform, today appears to be beset by internal and external pressures, pushing Tunisia towards an unknown future, with growing concern about losing its national identity and sovereignty.
