Tunis – The specialized criminal chamber for terrorism cases at the Tunis Court of First Instance sentenced former minister Mondher Zenaidi to 19 years in prison today, with immediate effect. The sentence was handed down in connection with charges of forming a “terrorist group” and conspiring against state security.
The court confirmed that Zenaidi was involved in terrorist activities that threaten national security. It noted that investigations proved his coordination with groups working to destabilize the country. These groups are planning acts that could harm the safety of citizens and public institutions.
This ruling is part of the Tunisian authorities’ ongoing efforts to combat terrorism and prosecute anyone found to be involved in activities that threaten the state. It also reflects the Tunisian judiciary’s commitment to firmly applying the law to all offenders. The law is applied to all public figures and former officials without discrimination.
The case has garnered significant public attention in Tunisia. Zenaidi was a former minister, making the verdict a pivotal moment in the fight against terrorism and the dismantling of terrorist networks within the country. Tunisian authorities emphasize that national security is a top priority, employing rigorous judicial investigations to counter any attempts to undermine the stability of the state.
