Tunisia's nominated PM faces strong opposition
Adnen Chaouachi
Press TV, Tunis
After his designation by the Tunisian president as the new premier of the North African state, Youssef Chahed is now facing strong opposition from five political parties. It is believed that Chahed would be in trouble when he wants to get the vote of confidence in the parliament. Our correspondent in Tunis Adnen Chaouachi has a report.
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