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Pandemic Compounds Challenges to Tunisian Democracy - Jean R. Abinader

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[Moroccan American Center] Although it is the birthplace of the Arab Spring and has been called the only country to create a democracy as a result of that disruption, Tunisia still faces very tough challenges in implementing economic and political reforms that will put the country on a sustainable strategy for national development. After nine years, the country still lacks a cohesive political leadership, an economy that functions as an engine of growth and job opportunities, and a strong government bureaucracy that provides essenti

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