Tunisia to Form New Government After Firing PM

The video discusses Tunisia's current political instability and the challenges it faces in forming a new government. It highlights the democratic process that allows for the change of leadership and the pressure to implement economic reforms. The broader regional context is considered, with Tunisia being a symbol of the Arab Spring's success. However, the country still struggles with issues like high youth unemployment and economic difficulties, showing that political change does not automatically resolve economic problems.

What is one of the main challenges Tunisia faces due to political instability?

• Decreased youth unemployment

• Increased foreign investment

• Improved economic growth

• Stable government formation

What is the immediate task for Tunisia's government following the political changes?

• Increase youth employment

• Reduce foreign investment

• Appoint a new Prime Minister

• Increase government spending

Why is reducing the government wage bill important for Tunisia?

• To decrease political pressure

• To improve regional relations

• To attract foreign investment

• To increase youth unemployment

How is Tunisia viewed in the context of the Arab Spring?

• As a failure of democratic reforms

• As a successful economic model

• As a leader in regional stability

• As a remaining symbol of the Arab Spring's success

What is a significant economic issue that Tunisia continues to face?

• Excessive foreign investment

• Stable political environment

• Low government spending

• High youth unemployment