June 22, 2022
1 min read

Tunisia President receives draft of new constitution

Tunisian President Kais Saied has received the draft of a new constitution…reports Asian Lite News

The draft was submitted on Monday by Sadok Belaid, head and coordinator of the High National Advisory Committee for the New Republic, Xinhua news agency.

After validation by the President, it will be published in the Official Journal of the Tunisian Republic.

ALSO READ:Tunisian PM underlines importance of reforming public institutions

Saied declared in December last year that a constitutional referendum will be held in 2022 for a “new republic”, and later set the voting date for July 25, the country’s Republic Day.

Previous Story

Britain launches ambitious trade deal with Gulf nations

Next Story

‘We can’t allow unions to win over rail strikes’

Previous Story

Britain launches ambitious trade deal with Gulf nations

Next Story

‘We can’t allow unions to win over rail strikes’

Latest from AFRICA NEWS

Zimbabwe Courts India’s UPI

Zimbabwe is in talks with India’s NIPL to adopt UPI-based payments, potentially cutting transaction costs and improving digital transfers across the country….reports Africa daily News Desk Zimbabwe is in talks with NPCI

Jaishankar to Visit Ghana

Jaishankar to visit Ghana to deepen ties in pharmaceuticals, agriculture…Asian Lite News Desk External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar will visit Ghana from October 6 to 7 at the invitation of Ghanaian Foreign

Global South demands financial reset

Leaders from Africa, the Caribbean and the Pacific want financing to reflect climate vulnerability as well as income, while calling for easier access to development funds….reports Africa Daily News Desk Developing countries

US Targets South African Officials

US visa restrictions on South African officials deepen tensions over race, land reform and Afrikaner rights, as Pretoria rejects Washington’s allegations and defends sovereignty, reports Africa Daily News Desk The United States

Africa’s China Trade Test

China’s tariff-free access opens a vast market for Africa, but governments face pressure to move beyond raw commodities and build higher-value industries, reports Africa Daily News Desk China’s decision to remove tariffs
Go toTop

Don't Miss

Tunisia arrests 72 Italy-bound illegal immigrants off coast

Tunisia arrested 72 migrants who attempted to cross the Mediterranean

Tunisia recovers 20 bodies off northeastern Nabeul coast

Authorities in Tunisia have recovered 20 bodies off the northeastern