Tunisia starts talks on seventh government

The article discusses the formation of Tunisia's seventh government, with a focus on the nature of the changes in the process of selecting ministers. It notes that the criteria are no longer based solely on party negotiations but now also involve presidential choice and assigning officials specific tasks. The article emphasizes that the priority is no longer just the names themselves, but the government's ability to implement economic, financial, and social reforms—especially in light of major challenges such as financial crises, energy and water shortages, and waning economic trust. It also highlights the importance of selecting a figure with a legal or economic background—someone capable of managing the difficult phase ahead—rather than just a personality who simply keeps things running. Success, according to the article, is measured by tangible results and real transformations in citizens' lives. Ultimately, the question is not just who will choose the Prime Minister, but what that person will do to face crises and carry out the necessary reforms for Tunisia.

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