Tunisian Interior Minister Taoufik Charfeddine gives a press conference, Jan. 3, 2022, in Tunis. (Credit: AFP)
Tunisian interior minister Taoufik Charfeddine, a close aide of President Kais Saied, announced Friday he has resigned to spend more time with his children following the death of his wife last year.
Charfeddine, 54, who had held his post since October 2021, told reporters he wished to thank the president for "his understanding and for allowing me to be relieved of my duties."
The minister's wife died in a fire caused by a gas leak in their home in June last year.
Tunisian interior minister Taoufik Charfeddine, a close aide of President Kais Saied, announced Friday he has resigned to spend more time with his children following the death of his wife last year.
Charfeddine, 54, who had held his post since October 2021, told reporters he wished to thank the president for "his understanding and for allowing me to be...
Charfeddine, 54, who had held his post since October 2021, told reporters he wished to thank the president for "his understanding and for allowing me to be...