Government of Tunisia

Tunisia has a unique and strong presidential government system.  Tunisia has a legislative government setup possessing a constitutional framework. Moreover, the Tunisia government further has a distinctive system of law and order, health and welfare, housing, education, and a political system. Tunisia is a parliamentary republic state in which the president acts as a head of state and keeps prime minister and cabinet under its authority. The cabinet is organized within 4 months after legislative elections for the government. If the cabinet of Tunisia government is unable to form by the elected representative within 4 months, the president has a right to dissolve the cabinet and announce new legislative elections.

Basic Info About Tunisia Government

The Tunisia government has divided the country into 24 administrative provinces each headed by a governor. Each province is subdivided into numerous units called as delegations. These delegations are further subdivided into more than 2000 districts. Further, the Tunisia government has a unique law and enforcement system based on French civil law and Islamic civil laws. The court of Tunisia has 12 members among which 4 are appointed by the president, supreme judicial council and assembly of people’s representatives

Facts About Tunisia Government

You can also find some Tunisia government facts from the internet and came to know many interesting things about the Tunisia government. You can also know about the Tunisia government history on the internet if you want to read out the history of the presidential state Tunisia. After knowing the history, you can consider all the changes in the system of Tunisia government in 2018.

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