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Tunisia government reform agenda
Overview
In July 2026, Tunisia’s parliament approved a law to overhaul the National Council of Tunisians Residing Abroad, attaching the body to the government presidency, defining a new composition of elected deputies, diaspora representatives and ministry observers, and stipulating voluntary, unpaid service.
A month later, the prime minister chaired a restricted ministerial council to set the main orientations of the 2027 finance law. The roadmap links the budget to the 2026‑2030 development strategy and stresses high‑value sectors, food, water, energy and pharmaceutical security, digital transformation, public‑enterprise restructuring, health‑system reform, fiscal justice and gradual formalisation of the informal economy, echoing President Kaïs Saïed’s vision of a socially just state.
Together, the two steps illustrate a broader push by Tunisia’s executive and legislative branches to restructure institutions and align fiscal policy with a comprehensive reform agenda aimed at inclusive growth and state modernisation.
Entities
La Kasbah · Sarra Zaâfrani Zenzri · Government of Tunisia · Kais Saied · Michket Slama Khaldi
Timeline
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24 days ago
[POLITICS] 7 sourcesTunisia Sets 2027 Finance Bill Roadmap in Ministerial CouncilTunisia’s government outlined the 2027 finance law, focusing on inclusive growth, sector diversification, resilience to crises, and reforms in health, digital and fiscal policy.
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about 1 month ago
[POLITICS] 2 sourcesTunisia parliament passes law to restructure council for Tunisians abroadTunisia's parliament approved a revised law linking the diaspora council to the government presidency, revising its composition and aiming for better coordination of policies affecting Tunisians abroad.
Sources
dakar92.com · gayahidup.republika.co.id · infomagazine.ma · leconomistemaghrebin.com · leseco.ma · lesiteinfo.com · sen24heures.com