Tunisia's Economic Crisis: Possible Paths Forward? | Middle East Institute

The Middle East Institute's (MEI) North Africa and Sahel Program and the North African Policy Initiative (NAPI) are excited to announce a six-part roundtable series examining aspects of Tunisian society, politics, and current affairs. The series will consist of livestreamed discussions bringing together Tunisian youth and US-based experts to discuss the future of Tunisia. Each panel will present introductory observations on the roundtable topic, and on how it presents itself in Tunisia.

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