The Bureau of Tunisia's National Council of Regions and Districts announced on Thursday that the 2026-2027 ordinary parliamentary session commenced on Wednesday, October 28. This launch is in accordance with Article 71 of the Tunisian Constitution and Article 69 of the Council's internal regulations. The announcement was made through a press release issued by the Council.
During the meeting that preceded the session, Council President Imad Darbali reaffirmed his commitment to continuing the work with the same determination and national responsibility. He emphasized the importance of serving Tunisia, its people, and upholding the country's supreme interests. Darbali also highlighted the Council's role in contributing to the construction of the new Republic.
As part of the preparations for discussing the 2027 finance bill and economic budget, Darbali called on members to thoroughly study the proposed laws and intensify efforts in this direction. The goal is to serve the public interest, meet the people's expectations, and consolidate the foundations of a social democratic state.
The Council's Bureau decided to forward 26 written questions to the relevant ministries for response. Additionally, a proposal to conduct a feasibility study and launch a pilot project in the field of electric transportation was referred to the Ministry of Industry and Energy for consideration.
The Bureau also examined a request to establish a partnership with the Tunisian Institute for Strategic Studies. It was decided to send a correspondence in this regard to further explore the possibility of collaboration. Furthermore, the Bureau approved the publication of a periodic newsletter.
On a related note, various events and initiatives took place in Tunisia on the same day. The Ministry of Family and Social Affairs opened applications for associations to fund projects in the field of childhood. The Ministry of Trade announced exceptional discounts on the prices of processed cheeses and vegetable oils on October 31 and November 1.
Other events include the 30th International Conference of the Arab American Association of Communication Professors, scheduled to take place from November 4 to 6, organized by the Press and Sciences of Information Institute. Moreover, the National Agency for Medicines and Health Products represented Tunisia in the opening week of the African Medicines Agency.
Key points
- The National Council of Regions and Districts launched its 2026-2027 ordinary session.
- The Council's Bureau decided to forward 26 written questions to the relevant ministries.
- A proposal for a feasibility study on electric transportation was referred to the Ministry of Industry and Energy.
