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January 28, 2014: With 149 votes out of 193 cast—or 77 percent—Mehdi Jomaa secured the National Constituent Assembly’s approval for his government following heated debates marked by great suspense. The day had begun early for the 21 ministers and 7 secretaries of state, most of whom were experiencing the National Constituent Assembly’s headquarters and its turbulent atmosphere for the first time. © Images de Tunisie — watermarked preview

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January 28, 2014: Mehdi Jomaa arrived at the National Constituent Assembly (NCA) to deliver a general policy address, present his cabinet, and face a vote of confidence. By a vote of 149 out of 193 voters—or 77 percent—Mehdi Jomaa secured the National Constituent Assembly’s approval for his cabinet following heated debates marked by great suspense. The day had begun early for the 21 ministers and 7 secretaries of state, most of whom were experiencing the National Constituent Assembly’s headquarters and its turbulent atmosphere for the first time. January 28, 2014: Mehdi Jomaa arrived at the National Constituent Assembly (NCA) to deliver a general policy address, present his cabinet, and face a vote of confidence. By a vote of 149 out of 193 voters—or 77 percent—Mehdi Jomaa secured the National Constituent Assembly’s approval for his cabinet following heated debates marked by great suspense. The day had begun early for the 21 ministers and 7 secretaries of state, most of whom were experiencing the National Constituent Assembly’s headquarters and its turbulent atmosphere for the first time. January 28, 2014: With 149 votes out of 193 cast—or 77 percent—Mehdi Jomaa secured the National Constituent Assembly’s approval for his government following heated debates marked by great suspense. The day had begun early for the 21 ministers and 7 secretaries of state, most of whom were experiencing the National Constituent Assembly’s headquarters and its turbulent atmosphere for the first time. January 28, 2014: Lotfi Ben Jeddou is the only minister to remain in the post of interior minister. With 149 votes out of 193 cast—or 77 percent—Mehdi Jomaa secured the National Constituent Assembly’s approval for his government following heated debates marked by great suspense. The day had begun early for the 21 ministers and 7 secretaries of state, most of whom were experiencing the National Constituent Assembly and its turbulent atmosphere for the first time. January 28, 2014: Hakim Ben Hammouda, Minister of Economy and Finance. With 149 votes out of 193 cast—or 77 percent—Mehdi Jomaa secured the National Constituent Assembly’s approval for his government following heated debates marked by great suspense. The day had begun early for the 21 ministers and 7 secretaries of state, most of whom were experiencing the National Constituent Assembly’s headquarters and its turbulent atmosphere for the first time. January 28, 2014: The members of Mehdi Jomaa’s new government. With 149 votes out of 193 cast—or 77 percent—Mehdi Jomaa secured the National Constituent Assembly’s approval for his government following heated debates marked by great suspense. The day had begun early for the 21 ministers and 7 secretaries of state, most of whom were experiencing the National Constituent Assembly and its turbulent atmosphere for the first time.
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M23-502

January 28, 2014: With 149 votes out of 193 cast—or 77 percent—Mehdi Jomaa secured the National Constituent Assembly’s approval for his government following heated debates marked by great suspense. The day had begun early for the 21 ministers and 7 secretaries of state, most of whom were experiencing the National Constituent Assembly’s headquarters and its turbulent atmosphere for the first time.

ReferenceM23-502
CategoryActualités / 2014 / M23-500 Vote of Confidence in the ANC Government, January 28, 2014
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Date taken2014
PhotographerNicolas Fauqué
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