Tunisia: People hold a meeting on the side of president Saied

Many Tunisians held a meeting in the capital Tunis on Sunday, October 3, to show their help for President Kais Saied.

At the social occasion at Avenue Habib Bourguiba, demonstrators recited mottos and held standards, some of which read: “Individuals are ousting the defilement framework”, “No to get back to the parliamentary framework”, “No to the framework that annihilates our deepest desires.”

On July 25, Saied expelled the public authority, suspended the parliament, and accepted leader authority. While he demands that his “excellent measures” are intended to “save” the country, pundits blame him for organizing an overthrow.

Most of the gatherings in Tunisia reject Saied’s moves, with some blaming him for coordinating an upset against the constitution. Different gatherings, notwithstanding, believe Saied’s choices are right considering the political, monetary, and wellbeing emergencies in the country.

Tunisia has been viewed as the main country that prevailed with regard to doing vote-based progress among Arab nations which saw famous transformations overturning administering systems, including Egypt, Libya, and Yemen.