M34-700 Swearing-in Ceremony of the Chahed Government, August 26, 2016
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August 27, 2016: Sayida Ounissi, Secretary of State for Private Initiative at the Ministry of Vocational Training, attended the swearing-in ceremony of Youssef Chahed’s new government before President of the Republic Béji Caïd Essebsi in Carthage. The day after the vote of confidence in the ARP, members of the new government traveled to Carthage for the swearing-in ceremony and the government’s group photo. The government received 167 votes of confidence; 22 members of parliament voted against it, and 5 others chose to abstain.
M34-750 · 2016
27 aout 2016 : à la prestation de serment du nouveau gouvernement de Youssef Chahed devant le Président de la République Béji Caïd Essebsi à Carthage. Au lendemain du vote de confiance à l'ARP, les membres du nouveau gouvernement se sont rendus à Carthage pour la prestation de serment et la photo de groupe du gouvernement. Le gouvernement a obtenu 167 voix de confiance et 22 députés ont voté contre et 5 autres ont préféré s’abstenir.
M34-751 · 2016
August 27, 2016: Faten Kallel, Secretary of State to the Minister of Youth and Sports, in charge of Youth Affairs, at the swearing-in ceremony of Youssef Chahed’s new government before President of the Republic Béji Caïd Essebsi in Carthage. The day after the vote of confidence in the ARP, members of the new government traveled to Carthage for the swearing-in ceremony and the government’s group photo. The government received 167 votes of confidence; 22 members of parliament voted against it, and 5 others chose to abstain.
M34-752 · 2016
August 27, 2016: Faten Kallel, Secretary of State to the Minister of Youth and Sports, in charge of Youth Affairs, at the swearing-in ceremony of Youssef Chahed’s new government before President of the Republic Béji Caïd Essebsi in Carthage. The day after the vote of confidence in the ARP, members of the new government traveled to Carthage for the swearing-in ceremony and the government’s group photo. The government received 167 votes of confidence; 22 members of parliament voted against it, and 5 others chose to abstain.
M34-753 · 2016
August 27, 2016: Faten Kallel, Secretary of State to the Minister of Youth and Sports, in charge of Youth Affairs, at the swearing-in ceremony of Youssef Chahed’s new government before President of the Republic Béji Caïd Essebsi in Carthage. The day after the vote of confidence in the ARP, members of the new government traveled to Carthage for the swearing-in ceremony and the government’s group photo. The government received 167 votes of confidence; 22 members of parliament voted against it, and 5 others chose to abstain.
M34-754 · 2016
August 27, 2016: Prime Minister Youssef Chahed, flanked by his cabinet, at the swearing-in ceremony of Youssef Chahed’s new government before President of the Republic Béji Caïd Essebsi in Carthage. The day after the vote of confidence in the ARP, members of the new government traveled to Carthage for the swearing-in ceremony and the government’s group photo. The government received 167 votes of confidence; 22 members of parliament voted against it, and 5 others chose to abstain.
M34-755 · 2016
August 27, 2016: Prime Minister Youssef Chahed, flanked by his cabinet, at the swearing-in ceremony of Youssef Chahed’s new government before President of the Republic Béji Caïd Essebsi in Carthage. The day after the vote of confidence in the ARP, members of the new government traveled to Carthage for the swearing-in ceremony and the government’s group photo. The government received 167 votes of confidence; 22 members of parliament voted against it, and 5 others chose to abstain.
M34-756 · 2016
August 27, 2016: Prime Minister Youssef Chahed, flanked by his cabinet, at the swearing-in ceremony of Youssef Chahed’s new government before President of the Republic Béji Caïd Essebsi in Carthage. The day after the vote of confidence in the ARP, members of the new government traveled to Carthage for the swearing-in ceremony and the government’s group photo. The government received 167 votes of confidence; 22 members of parliament voted against it, and 5 others chose to abstain.
M34-757 · 2016