Tunisian National Dialogue

The Tunisian National Dialogue is a political process initiated in 2013 aimed at resolving post-revolution conflicts and shaping Tunisia’s democratic transition. It involves representatives from political parties, civil society, and independent figures who come together to discuss key issues such as constitution-writing, government formation, and national reconciliation. The goal is to foster consensus and stability by including diverse voices and ensuring peaceful cooperation. This dialogue has been instrumental in establishing democratic institutions and guiding Tunisia through a challenging transitional period after the 2011 revolution that ousted the previous regime.