Tunisian President Kais Saied carried out on Saturday a partial cabinet reshuffle, according to which he appointed Khaled Nouri as Minister of the Interior, succeeding Kamel Fek
Tunisian President Kais Saied © TNA
Tunisian President Kais Saied carried out on Saturday a partial cabinet reshuffle, according to which he appointed Khaled Nouri as Minister of the Interior, succeeding Kamel Feki.
He also appointed Kamal Madouri as Minister of Social Affairs, succeeding Malek Ezzahi.
A statement by the Tunisian Presidency stated that the two new ministers were sworn in before the President, in the presence of Prime Minister Ahmed Hachani.
Tunisian President terminated the duties of Najla Bouden as Prime Minister last August, and appointed Ahmed Hachani as her successor.
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The foreign ministers of Israel and Morocco agreed to upgrade diplomatic ties, including opening embassies and appointing ambassadors, according to a statement Wednesday by the official Israeli government account in Arabic on X.
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