Tunisia ... a political battle between state institutions and Ennahda movement

The Tunisian arena is witnessing a remarkable tension between the Ennahda movement and state institutions, as the Tunisian President, Qais Saeed, during his speech, promised to "open corruption files and terrorist plots targeting the country."

5 September, 2020 05:45

NEWS DESK

Observers say that the Tunisian president was clearly alluding to Ennahda and regional powers that support and finance the movement.

And it seems that the signs of a more intense political battle looms on the Tunisian scene, a battle that exposed its hump, threatening President Qais Saeed in his speech, which he described as "conspirators", and the reference here, according to many, to the "Ennahda Movement" and its allies.

According to observers, Saeed and those with him from among the national forces and personalities are ready to put pressure on the painful hand of the Ennahda and its similar branches of the "Brotherhood Organization."

While observers see that the opportunity is ripe for President Saeed to turn the tables on the Brotherhood and reveal their files, the man vowed to carry those files to court platforms soon.

Tunisian sources say that Said's high tone behind the man discovered a regional network close to the Ennahda movement planning to target him and strike the country's stability with Qatari funding and Turkish cover.

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ANHA