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Coopération Tunisie–Conseil de l’Europe: Engagement Renouvelé à New York

In the bustling diplomatic environment of the 80th United Nations General Assembly in New York, a significant meeting took place between Tunisia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mohamed Ali Nafti, and the Secretary General of the Council of Europe, Alain Berset. This high-level encounter served as a pivotal platform to assess the current state of bilateral cooperation and explore avenues for its further enhancement. Discussions underscored a mutual commitment to strengthening ties while rigorously upholding national sovereignty and ensuring reciprocal benefit. The dialogue reaffirmed a robust, forward-looking partnership vital for Tunisia’s ongoing development and its engagement on the regional and international stage. This renewed engagement signals a strategic alliance designed to support Tunisia’s progressive reforms and democratic aspirations.

Strengthening Pillars for Tunisian Development: Programme Sud V Initiatives

A key focus of the discussions was the tangible support provided to Tunisia through Programme Sud V, a comprehensive initiative designed to bolster critical areas within the nation. This strategic program spans several vital sectors, reflecting a holistic approach to governance and societal well-being. It includes concerted efforts in the fight against corruption, a crucial step towards transparent and efficient public administration. Furthermore, the program addresses the growing importance of cybersecurity, an area vital for Tunisia’s digital resilience and its burgeoning tech landscape in North Africa, ensuring the protection of critical infrastructure and data. Other essential components involve the protection of childhood, safeguarding the safety and development of Tunisia’s youth; advancing women’s rights, promoting gender equality and empowerment; and fostering good governance, which underpins democratic institutions and socio-economic stability. The breadth of Programme Sud V highlights the Council of Europe’s deep commitment to Tunisia’s sustainable progress and its alignment with international best practices.

Secretary General Alain Berset lauded the exceptional quality of the ongoing cooperation and Tunisia’s proactive participation in the Council of Europe’s activities, both regionally and globally. He emphatically reiterated the institution’s steadfast commitment to accompanying Tunisia through its reform processes and to solidifying this essential partnership. This reaffirmation signals continued support for Tunisia’s democratic trajectory and its endeavors to reinforce human rights and rule of law principles. The renewed engagement from this New York meeting sets a clear path for sustained collaboration, reinforcing Tunisia’s position as a key partner in promoting shared values and regional stability across the Mediterranean and North Africa.

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