A Different Country in the Arab Spring TUNISIA

The Middle East and North Africa region, which has attracted the attention of the whole world throughout history, has started to take place as one of the most discussed agenda items in the international arena with the start of the process called "Arab Spring". The events in North Africa and the Middle East, known as the "Arab Spring", started in Tunisia and subsequently spread to Egypt, Algeria, Morocco, Libya, Yemen, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Oman, Syria and Kuwait. Events have evolved in a different direction in each country as a result of the peculiarities of countries such as social culture, political background, experience and institutional structure, and the process has been experienced differently in each country.
In Tunisia, as a result of events where less violence and death were experienced compared to other countries, President Ben Ali had to leave the administration, a temporary government was established, the Constituent Assembly elections were held, and these elections went down in history as the first free and fair elections held in the countries involved in this process. The Constitutional Commission, which was established under the leadership of the Constituent Assembly, completed the Constitution that appeals to all segments of the country and was prepared by taking lessons from past experiences. Subsequently, Tunisia chose the new Prime Minister and President according to this constitution, setting an example for the countries in the region and showing its difference from other countries.
The reforms made as a result of mutual relations with the Ottomans and France in the historical process, and the features such as an educated and strong middle class, unique social and political culture, experience and institutional structure have had a great impact on Tunisia's gaining all this difference and success.