Tunisia - Ennahdha Calls for Peace

After accusing Tunisian President Kaïs Saïed of carrying out a coup, the main party in Parliament, Ennahdha, yesterday called for dialogue.

Less than two days, after the Tunisian President, Kaïs Saïed, ordered the suspension of the work at the Parliament for one month, sacked the Prime Minister, Hichem Mechichi, the minister of justice and that of defence, the main opposition party in the country Ennahdha that has been protesting the president's decision has called for dialogue for the sake of peace. In a statement published on Tuesday, the Islamist Ennahda party reiterated that they considered President Saied's decision to suspend parliament and sack the prime minister as "unconstitutional", but took a more conciliatory approach, calling on Saied to reverse the measures.

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