Tunisia president warned Wednesday there were still groups in his country who miss \"the dictatorship\", ruling out any possibility of going back to pre-revolution political conditions. Moncef Marzouki delivered a speech in a speech on “Challenges of Democratic Transition: Tunisian Experience\" at the Ankara-based think-tank International Strategic Research Organization (USAK). Marzouki said that the Arab Spring have left a mark on the 21st century and added that \"wave of change\" would continue. \"Perhaps, it will take decades for Tunisia to become a country where everything goes right.\" Marzouki expressed hope that elections in Tunisia would take place as soon as possible, saying \"the most important thing in a democracy are elections. We cannot hinder the elections, and if we do, we move away from democracy\".
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