4 November 2009
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Tunis — Participants in the 21st International Symposium of the Constitutional Democratic Rally (RCD) expressed their heartfelt congratulations to President Zine el Abidine Ben Ali on the 22nd anniversary of the Change and on his brilliant victory in the October 25, 2009 presidential elections.
In a message sent to the Head of State, participants in the Symposium underline that this brilliant victory reflects, once more, the Tunisian people's adherence to the President of the Republic's pertinent guidelines which helped Tunisia make significant gains in all areas.
They also emphasise that the RCD's outstanding legislative success shows the leading role of this party of the majority and of all segments and generations of Tunisia, "the country of stability and security."
Participants in the Symposium, held on November 2 and 3 on the theme "Which International Economic System to Ensure Stability and Development in the World?" on the occasion of celebration of the 22nd anniversary of the Change, also commend President Zine el Abidine Ben Ali's deep analysis and vision presented in his authoritative speech to the Symposium, as well as the daring proposals and recommendations contained in that address, which reflect once again the Head of State's forward-looking, comprehensive and humanist approach to the situation in the world.
They underline their support to the call launched by the President of the Republic to devise an international fair and non-discriminatory strategy to build a global economy that would help increase job opportunities, narrow social divides and ensure sustainable development which strengthens stability in the world and turn globalisation into a positive force, in such a manner as to contribute to enhance attributes of justice, freedom, dignity and equal opportunities among all peoples and all nations.
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