Tunisia's UGTT and Allies Plan Further Protests After October March

Tunisia's General Union of Tunisian Workers (UGTT) and several other organizations have announced plans for further protests following the march on October 17, 2026.

The UGTT, along with other national organizations, has declared that additional mobilizations will take place in the coming weeks. The decision comes after the significant march held on October 17, which saw widespread participation and support for various demands.

The upcoming protests are expected to focus on issues such as budgetary concerns for the year 2027 and the economic challenges facing the country. The UGTT and its allies have highlighted the need for addressing these issues to ensure economic stability and improve living conditions for Tunisian workers and citizens.

The UGTT has been a prominent voice in advocating for workers' rights and economic reforms in Tunisia. The union has a history of organizing large-scale protests and mobilizations to pressure the government into implementing changes that benefit workers and the broader population.

In addition to the UGTT, several other national organizations have joined the call for further mobilizations. These organizations represent various sectors of Tunisian society, including education, healthcare, and agriculture, among others. Their collective support underscores the broad-based nature of the demands being made and the widespread dissatisfaction with the current economic situation.