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Webinar: Tunisia-Quo Vadis? The new constitutional reality, its impact and socio-political challenges

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The first webinar of the Mediterranean programme at Platform for Peace and Humanity discusses the new constitutional reality in Tunisia after the suspension of the parliament, its impact and socio-political challenges in light of the Ukrainian conflict and broader geopolitical implications arising out of the crisis impacting the North Africa region.

Speakers:

  • Riccardo Fabiani – North Africa Project Director, Crisis Group
  • Sarah Yerkes – Senior Fellow, Carnegie’s Middle East Programme
  • Gordon Gray – Former United States Ambassador to Tunisia from 2009 to 2012, Professor of Practice at Penn State’s School of International Affairs

Moderator:

  • Filip Šandor, Director of the Mediterranean Programme at Platform for Peace and Humanity

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