Tunisia's new government sworn in

Tunisia-SANA

Today, Tunisian President Kais Saied issued a presidential order announcing the formation of the new government headed by Najla Bouden Ramadan.

Tunisian media reported that the new government was sworn in before President Said at the Carthage Palace.

President Said said in a speech after the government was sworn in, we will succeed at this stage to get Tunisia, which accommodates everyone, out of this deteriorating situation, describing the responsibility to form the government as a heavy task in these difficult circumstances.

For her part, the Prime Minister said in a similar speech that her goal is to ensure the economic and health security of the citizen and restore his confidence in the administration and government work and the confidence of the outside in the country, in addition to fighting corruption.

Boden added that the government's will is to work for Tunisia's interest, respond to the demands of its people, and be open to all parties.

The new government includes 24 ministers, including Othman Al-Jarandi, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration, and Imad Mameesh, Minister of Defense.

On the 29th of last September, President Saeed commissioned Najla Bouden Ramadan to form the government.