Tunisian President Kais Saied relieved the Acting Minister of Youth, Sports and Professional Integration, Siham Al-Ayadi, from her duties. The Tunisian presidency statement did not mention the reasons for this exemption.
Siham Al-Ayadi held the position of Secretary of State for Youth and Sports in the government of Hisham Al-Mashishi, before being assigned the duties of the Acting Minister of Youth and Sports in the same government, after the dismissal of Al-Mashishi, the Minister of Youth.
Ennahda: Said went too far in violating the constitution
The head of the Political Crisis Management Committee of the Tunisian Ennahda Movement, Mohamed Al-Qumani, expressed his refusal to suspend or change the constitution, stressing his party's openness to changing some chapters of the constitution.
Al-Qumani described - in statements to a local radio station - that Tunisia remained without a government for a month and a half as a surreal situation, as he described it.
He believed that the President of the Republic, Qais Saeed, went too far in violating the constitution, and entered the country into new labyrinths - according to his expression - asking him to clarify his position regarding the political system, and criticizing what he considered inconsistent in the views of the presidency in this regard.
Al-Qomani also called on the president to abide by the constitution and to go to early legislative and presidential elections.
Labor union criticizes missed opportunities
The Secretary-General of the Tunisian General Labor Union, Noureddine Taboubi, criticized what he considered to be wasting opportunities to rebuild Tunisia by the ruling parties.
Al-Taboubi said - during a union meeting - that no one can rule the country and do what he wants in it, and stressed that the union will support those who adopt what he described as national options and a civil, democratic and social state, and will address anyone who deviates from these options, as he put it.