Tunisian President Kais Saied made significant changes to his government just weeks before the presidential election, sparking speculation and controversy. Saied’s reshuffle of ministers is seen as a strategic move to consolidate power and secure his re-election in October. Critics accuse Saied of using state resources for personal gain, while the president defends his actions as necessary for national security.
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The reshuffle included the replacement of key ministers, indicating Saied’s intention to assert control over the administration. The appointment of new defense and foreign affairs ministers underscores Saied’s authority in shaping his government amidst growing opposition. Saied’s actions reflect a tense political climate as he looks to eliminate obstacles to his re-election bid.
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