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Najla Bouden



Tunisia’s first woman prime minister raises spirits despite power grab

  • "I am optimistic about a woman being prime minister, so let's try it," said nurse Amina Ben Hammou
  • President Kais Saied asked Najla Bouden, a little-known professor, to form a government quickly amid a political crisis
By Reuters ·

Tunisia president names Najla Bouden as country’s first female PM

By Arab News ·

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