The Tunisian General Labour Union (UGTT) used a memorial service for historical union leader Ahmed Tlili to voice concerns about its current independence. During the 59th anniversary commemoration of Tlili’s death, UGTT Secretary-General Slaheddine Selmi stated the union is facing one of its most critical periods. Selmi implied the union’s autonomy is being challenged by current authorities, though specifics were not detailed in initial reports. The event blended remembrance of Tlili, a key figure in Tunisian labour history, with a political message regarding the UGTT’s present situation. This public statement signals growing tension between the union and the government. The article appeared first on Business News.