Tunisia and Libya Oil Not on Trump's Advisor's Agenda

The article focused on the absence of the expected meeting between Massaad Boulos, the American advisor for Arab and African affairs, and Tunisian Foreign Minister Mohamed Ali Al-Nefati during the sessions of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Despite Tunisia hosting direct dialogues and initiatives concerning the Libyan issue and being one of the influential countries involved, no such meeting took place. While Boulos met with numerous officials from Algeria, Morocco, Egypt, Turkey, and Libya, and participated in discussions supporting peace in Libya, there was no encounter with the Tunisian official. This raises questions about the reasons for Tunisia's absence from these meetings and whether it reflects a shift in Washington's priorities or a reorganization of its strategy toward North Africa—especially considering the ongoing cooperation and coordination between Tunisia and the United States, and Tunisia's active role within Libyan dialogue initiatives.

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