Tunisia's Ennahda

Ennahda is a political party in Tunisia that emerged after the 2011 revolution, which overthrew the authoritarian regime. Founded in the late 1970s, it promotes Islamic values within a democratic framework. Ennahda advocates for political pluralism and social justice, aiming to integrate Islamic teachings with modern governance. The party played a significant role in Tunisia's transition to democracy following the Arab Spring, participating in the formation of coalition governments. While it has faced criticism and challenges, Ennahda remains a central player in Tunisian politics, representing a blend of religious and progressive elements in the country's political landscape.