Tunisian Prime Minister
Hamadi Jebali has announced his resignation in a news conference in Tunis as his
initiative to create a non-partisan cabinet to steer Tunisia via a crisis
sparked by the killing of left wing politician Shokri Belaid , didn't succeed
after the ruling Ennahda party rebuffed his plan.
Ennahda's leader Rachid Ghannouchi had submit his own proposal for a mixed government of politicians and technocrats coupled with said there was a consensus among political parties for Jebali to stay prime minister. Jebali did not rule out accepting if he was charged through the president once more to form a new government, but he explained any new cabinet he'd lead must be free from partisan haggling, inclusive and charged primarily with holding new elections.
Ennahda's leader Rachid Ghannouchi had submit his own proposal for a mixed government of politicians and technocrats coupled with said there was a consensus among political parties for Jebali to stay prime minister. Jebali did not rule out accepting if he was charged through the president once more to form a new government, but he explained any new cabinet he'd lead must be free from partisan haggling, inclusive and charged primarily with holding new elections.
