Tunisia Faces Nationwide Strike on January 21

The planned strike is expected to disrupt key public sectors, including transportation, municipal services, and administration, adding pressure to a government already grappling with economic challenges and limited resources.

Union leaders warn that delays in addressing wage demands and labor rights could worsen public frustration.

The action follows recent labor unrest, including a two-day strike by bank workers in early November that halted nationwide financial transactions.

Observers say the January strike signals growing social tensions and could intensify the political standoff between the UGTT and the Saied administration.