
Tunisian Prime Minister, Youssef al-Shahed, announced that he will conduct a new ministerial reshuffle in the next few weeks.
According to private sources, the new reshuffle would be more comprehensive than the partial reshuffle announced by the government last weekend. This may include a change to the restructuring of government and restore two or three ministries, which were abandoned by the national unity government.
The expected reshuffle may separate between the industry and trade files, and the return of the Ministry of State Property. This change will also include a revision of the political balances that came in the government of national unity.
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