Leila Ben Ali

220px|right|thumb|Leïla Ben Ali in 2010 Leïla Ben Ali (born 24 October 1956) is the wife of Zine El Abidine Ben Ali. Sourced I don't involve myself in politics, my daily life is devoted to charity and social work. Apart from that I help my loved ones to live better, that's true. I never wanted to harm anyone. I deplore the fact that people have forgotten that for 23 years their lives improved greatly … and Tunisia became a modern country. I hope that my compatriots will render me justice by remembering the journey we undertook together. I hope that in the twilight of my life I will retain my honour. 1 July, 2012. We were certainly aware that our country was going through a difficult time. Dogs howled, sensing the drama. Without Seriati(General), the president would never have left the country, it was a coup d’état … helped by secret outside influences. 23 June, 2012. Ben Ali’s wife blames general for Tunisia ‘coup d’état’ Quotes about Leila Ben Ali Corruption in Tunisia is getting worse. Whether it's cash, services, land, property, or yes, even your yacht, President Ben Ali's family is rumored to covet it and reportedly gets what it wants. Wikileaks, May 2011. What WikiLeaks revealed about Leila Ben Ali's excesses in Tunisia The Moroccan state needs to have skin in the game to de-risk their investments in Morocco and the region. We need to make sure that we inject more investment into the grid, so that while we are pushing one major project, we are simultaneously pushing and strengthening the rest of the network. The world has been living through multiple energy transitions and in the 21stcentury these transitions are shorter in time. We want to ensure that this value-added proposition of being the only corridor between West Africa, the Atlantic Basin, Asia and the European market is strengthened. External links Category:Women from Tunisia Category:People charged with crimes Category:1956 births Category:Living people