Tunisia: Sibsi urges Prime Minister to resign or renew parliamentary confidence

The Prime Minister has two options if the crisis of confidence continues with political and national forces, either to resign or to seek to renew the confidence of parliament.

"Prime Minister resigns or goes to council to renew confidence."

What took more than two years, disagreeing with a number of coalition parties

The current government was formed as a result of an initiative launched by the SPSI, which was joined by national parties and organizations, resulting in the declaration of the Carthage Document specific to the program of work and priorities of the Government

. In the al-Sibsi document last May because of disagreements over the fate of the government between the claims of its independence and support until the end of its term in 2019.

Sibsi says: "The current situation can not continue … We are getting worse." "The president can not answer If the current government does not have a government consistent with the political forces around him, who represent his political belt."

The current government has begun to implement reforms in public service, subsidy system and taxes.

The government of the witness is the eighth who has badumed office since the beginning of the political transition in the country in 2011 and is currently in the position of Minister of State. Interior and Minister of Relations with Constitutional Bodies.

Ghazi Jribi Minister of the Interior Since then From Lotfi Brahm on the sixth of June, after the sinking of migrants by boat on the coast of the island of Kerkennah