Tunisians rally for better governance as election campaigns launch
As Tunisians gears up for its presidential campaign season, citizens took to the streets of the capital to express their desire for improved governance and a stronger future. Demonstrators, including former assembly member Samia Abbou, voiced their concerns about the country’s economic and political challenges while rallying for reforms that will help Tunisia thrive.
The peaceful protests highlighted the nation’s continued commitment to civic engagement, with many participants calling for safeguards to protect civil liberties and democratic principles. Demonstrator Sghaier Zakraoui emphasized the importance of upholding human rights, reflecting the Tunisian spirit that sparked the Arab Spring over a decade ago.
As President Kais Saied prepares for his re-election campaign, Tunisians are hopeful for a renewed focus on anti-corruption efforts and economic stability, with many looking forward to positive changes. The upcoming elections, scheduled for October 6, present an opportunity for the nation to further its progress, as voters prepare to make their voices heard once again.
Despite challenges, Tunisia’s commitment to democracy and reform remains strong, with citizens actively participating in shaping the country’s future.
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