ARP: New Parliamentary Session Opens

The fifth ordinary parliamentary session 2026-2027 began on Tuesday at the Bardo Palace, symbol of Tunisia's institutional stability. This opening marks the start of an intense period of work, during which deputies will have to address key issues for the country. The agenda includes, among other things, the swearing-in of new parliamentary members, a symbolic but essential ceremony to reinforce national unity. ⏱️ 1 min of reading Recent facts and developments The swearing-in ceremony was followed by a meeting of the Council of Ministers, where authorities presented the first lines of the 2026-2027 roadmap. This session, which will span several months, aims to legislate on urgent issues such as public administration reform and economic modernization. Deputies will also have to vote on the state budget, a sensitive subject after years of economic challenges. Experts highlight that this parliamentary session represents a historic opportunity for Tunisia to redefine its priorities. With a complex socio-economic context, the Parliament will have to find a balance between stability requirements and citizens' expectations. Discussions must prioritize transparency, the fight against corruption, and the implementation of structural reforms to ensure a sustainable future for the country. ⚡ Key points ▸ The swearing-in ceremony was followed by a meeting of the Council of Ministers, where authorities presented the first lines of the 2026-2027 roadmap. ▸ This session, which will span several months, aims to legislate on urgent issues such as public administration reform and economic modernization. ▸ Discussions must prioritize transparency, the fight against corruption, and the implementation of structural reforms to ensure a sustainable future for the country. Follow the latest news live on Flash Radio The news continues...