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Tunisia
Hassan Bedhief, economic adviser to Kaïs Saïed, has handed in his resignation

At the Tunisian presidency, the departures are coming thick and fast. However, the resignation of Hassan Bedhief, economic adviser to Kaïs Saïed, was not supported by head of the cabinet Nadia Akacha. [...]

Published on 11/01/2022 at 06:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Central Bank of Tunisia
Hanene Tajouri
Hassan Bedhief
International Monetary Fund
Kais Saied
Mustapha Nebli
Nadia Akacha
Nejmeddine Lakhal
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Walid Hajjem
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Kais Saied finally accepts resignation of economic adviser Hassan Bedhief

Hassan Bedhief, former economic adviser to Tunisian President Kaïs Saïed, has finally been able to leave Carthage Palace. His resignation was accepted by the president after being submitted in December to his former chief of staff Nadia Akacha.

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IDB throws its weight behind Tunis's African exports drive

Tunisia is being shunned by most major international lenders, but it can still rely on the Islamic Development Bank, which continues to back projects in the country. The institution, whose largest single contributor is Saudi Arabia, intends to push trade development with the rest of the continent.

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Tunisia
Ructions at Carthage Palace as president's loyal chief of staff Nadia Akacha resigns

The departure of Kais Saied's chief of staff is the upshot of a series of political disagreements as well as internal pressure that had been building since December and culminated in a blazing row with Saied last Saturday.

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The former chief of staff of the Tunisian President, Nadia Akacha.

Tunisia
Europe adviser Mustapha Nebli quits presidential palace

The president's diplomatic team is shrinking. His adviser on European affairs, Mustapha Nebli, and his colleague in charge of international cooperation, Sarra Maaouia, have resigned from the presidential palace. This comes at a time when relations with the European Union are rapidly deteriorating.

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Kais Saied rules supreme but is more isolated than ever

While the head of state may have effectively placed himself at the centre of power on 25 July when he rejected the parliamentary system born from the 2011 revolution, his entourage of advisers and friends at Carthage Palace has since become a hotbed of clan rivalries.

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Tunisia
Tunis goes quiet as IMF aims to resume talks

The Bretton Woods lender hopes to begin talks over a new loan next month, but the Tunisian government has held no preparatory meetings and continues to take on new debt from commercial banks.

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Tunisia
No solution for budget crisis as Mechichi is cold-shouldered by IMF and Ghannouchi by Doha

Having failed to present a structural reform plan to the International Monetary Fund, Prime Minister Hichem Mechichi is unlikely to get any new budgetary aid in the short term. Parliamentary speaker Rached Ghannouchi, meanwhile, has been unable to obtain support from his allies in Qatar.

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Nejmeddine Lakhal
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Mali, Senegal, Togo
The secrets of Demex, the trader selling Russian oil in West Africa

Tunisia
Hassan Bedhief, economic adviser to Kaïs Saïed, has handed in his resignation

Tunisia
Kais Saied finally accepts resignation of economic adviser Hassan Bedhief

Tunisia
IDB throws its weight behind Tunis's African exports drive

Tunisia
Ructions at Carthage Palace as president's loyal chief of staff Nadia Akacha resigns

Tunisia
Europe adviser Mustapha Nebli quits presidential palace

Inner circles | Tunisia
Kais Saied rules supreme but is more isolated than ever

Tunisia
Tunis goes quiet as IMF aims to resume talks

Tunisia
No solution for budget crisis as Mechichi is cold-shouldered by IMF and Ghannouchi by Doha