Carthage:Tunis Tunisia is navigating through "decisive historic milestones," and there is "no room for disagreement over the homeland" or a "truce in fighting corruption," President Saïed stated. These remarks were made during a meeting in Carthage with Speaker of the Assembly of People's Representatives Brahim Bouderbala and President of the National Council of Regions and Districts Imed Derbali, as reported by the Presidency of the Republic.

According to Agence Tunis Afrique Presse – English, the discussions focused on the current state of the nation, emphasizing the importance of collaboration among State functions. The necessity of addressing attempts to undermine national security and public safety was also highlighted.

President Saïed noted the normalcy of diverging opinions but stressed the importance of unity regarding national interests and the legitimate demands of the people. He urged officials to adopt a determined approach, advocating victory without compromise. He also emphasized the people's aspirations should be free from external pressures, with a persistent fight against corruption.

Public services in Tunisia are facing "deliberate and intentional" issues, such as water and electricity disruptions, according to President Saïed. He reaffirmed the need for continuity and stability in institutions, grounded in the revolution's principles of justice and equity, and denounced foreign interference and efforts to destabilize the nation.

President Saïed expressed confidence in the Tunisian people's ability to overcome threats to their stability and security, dismissing those attempting to disrupt progress as being manipulated by regressive forces.