Tunisian President Kais Saied has submitted his official candidacy for the country's upcoming presidential election on October 6, according to AFP.
Saied, 66, told reporters in the capital Tunis that his candidacy was part
of "a liberation and self-determination war" set to "establish a new republic".
Experts say Saied's challengers face significant constraints in their bid
to run for office, while several would-be hopefuls are either in prison or
being prosecuted.
In a recent local Egyptian television interview with Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty, he stated that “Egypt had utilized all peaceful
Morocco’s National Tourism Office and China Eastern Airlines have entered into a strategic partnership aimed at further boosting Morocco
At an inaugural meeting in Niamey, Niger launched its Consultative Council for Refoundation (CCR) as part of a political transition
As part of a trip by leading Saudi financiers and government representatives, to both Mauritania and Morocco, the forum, which
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