Tunisia and Washington deepen ties

The article discusses recent developments in the military relations between Tunisia and the United States. Tunisia has seen an expansion of operational cooperation, information exchange, and training. Meanwhile, Washington has decided to reprogram $52 million of its foreign military financing allocated to Tunisia for other countries in Latin America, reflecting a shift in the distribution of U.S. funds. Despite the reduction in direct U.S. military aid to Tunisia—from $85 million in 2021 to around $45 million in 2023—practical collaboration continues and is even expanding in areas such as maritime security and countering transnational threats. This indicates that U.S. military support for Tunisia has not ceased but is being reorganized in terms of priorities. The important question is why Washington maintains operational cooperation with Tunisia despite redirecting part of the funding. The answer is that the United States aims to strengthen maritime security, information sharing, and operational capabilities in the region amid changes in the global allocation of funds.

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