Ennahda member assures not sign of 'failed revolution'
Tunisian Prime Minister announces resignation, crisis deepens
Jebali proposed a technocratic government, which failed to garner support
Tunis - Azhar Jarboui
The Islamist politician rejected the idea of forming a mixed government comprising politicians and national entities, adding that such a government would not serve Tunisia's interests.
He claimed that his resignation "does not mean the failure of Tunisia or the Tunisian revolution," stressing the urgent need to set a date for future elections.
The 64-year old revealed that he does not want to be part of any government which fails to serve the interests of Tunisian people.
Jebali, whose efforts to form a government of technocrats were rebuffed on Monday by his own Ennahda party, said he was standing down to "fulfill a promise made to the people."
Additional reporting: AFP
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