Tunisia leads Arab Foreign Ministers; Cairo embassy without ambassador

The article addresses the issue of the absence of the Tunisian ambassador to Egypt since September 2025 and its impact on Tunisia's diplomatic representation at the Arab League, especially given its assumption of the Arab Ministerial Council's chairmanship. It highlights the importance of having a permanent representative or an experienced ambassador in Cairo to ensure continuity in coordination and daily follow-up of dossiers, particularly during Tunisia’s presidency of the council, rather than relying on other officials or chargé d'affaires. The article also discusses available options to ensure the continuity of representation, such as the direct involvement of the Foreign Minister or the appointment of another diplomatic official. Additionally, it points out that the absence of the ambassador coincides with numerous Tunisian diplomatic missions abroad remaining vacant, especially in neighboring countries like Algeria and Libya, due to the significance of political, economic, and security relations.

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