Selma Elloumi Rekik

thumb Selma Elloumi Rekik (born 5 June 1956) is originally from Tunis. She is a businesswoman, Tunisian politician and was a member of Nidaa Tounes, though she currently is part of Al Amal. Quotes To answer your question, I would say that despite the crisis and recent events, some hotels are still filled to capacity. S. Elloumi Rekik, Tourism Minister of Tunisia: “Safety is our priority” Safety is the priority of the new government. It is essential to give back confidence to sources markets, entrepreneurs, and investors. S. Elloumi Rekik, Tourism Minister of Tunisia: “Safety is our priority” In four years Tunisia went through six transitional governments. We have indeed seen a drop of the State authority in the regions. Municipalities were destabilized. They were not managing their missions well anymore. This is no longer the case. S. Elloumi Rekik, Tourism Minister of Tunisia: “Safety is our priority” We’ll take care of this security in a clear and visible way like you do in France with police forces wearing their uniforms on duty at touristic and cultural sites. S. Elloumi Rekik, Tourism Minister of Tunisia: “Safety is our priority” You know, when I arrived at the Ministry, I was aware of the weaknesses of the tourism sector, the poor respect of the environment, the need to raise the quality of our resort services but also negotiating prices depending on the quality, the financial difficulties of hotels, the need to diversify the offer, and the restructuration of the ministry and its tourism management… S. Elloumi Rekik, Tourism Minister of Tunisia: “Safety is our priority” There is a clear change in the mentality of Tunisians, who now trust women, and now accept that the country could be led for the first time by a female president. Women seeking Tunisian presidency say it’s time for change,By BOUAZZA BEN BOUAZZA, retrieved on August 29, 2019 Give back hope to young people who no longer have confidence in the political class and to improve the condition of women, especially rural women, who are sidelined by society. Women seeking Tunisian presidency say it’s time for change,By BOUAZZA BEN BOUAZZA, retrieved on August 29, 2019 External links Category:Living people Category:Businesswomen from Tunisia Category:Women politicians in Tunisia Category:1956 births Category:Women born in the 1950s