Egypt invites Tunisia president’s decision for PM

Egypt’s Foreign Ministry yesterday reported that it invited the task of Najla Bouden Romdhane to frame another administration in Tunisia.

“The Egyptian envoy to Tunisia, Ahmed Hafez, profoundly values the progression — taken by the Tunisian President Kais Saied — of naming Bouden as another Prime Minister-assign,” the service said on Facebook.

The service focused on that it was “proceeding to help Saied’s vision of accomplishing dependability and security, and protecting the Tunisian public’s will and abilities.”

Secretary-General of the Arab League, Ahmed Aboul Gheit, said yesterday, that he was “completely supporting the ends and conditions experienced by Saied, under which he was constrained to take excellent measures.”

“Saied isn’t a car, he is a reformer,” Aboul Gheit told Sky News.

Saied has held almost absolute force since 25 July when he fired the PM, suspended parliament, and accepted chief authority referring to a public crisis.

On Wednesday, two months after he took over power, he names Bouden as a leader, requesting that she structure an administration.