Hanen Jebli - Profile and Journalist Details
Find journalists that align with your industry, location and vision. Unlock Hanen Jebli's full journalist profile, including location, coverage topics, current employer, biography and preferences. Sign up today and start building journalist relationships that fuel your startup's growth.
Get connected with journalists today
Hanen Jebli
Verified
Journalist, Al-Monitor
Nice
Beats
Global Business and Finance and Macroeconomic Trends
Hook and Bullet (hunting/fishing)
Content
By Hanen Jebli, Talek Harris| Al-Monitor Verified August 21, 2022 TUNIS, Tunisia — Following the Aug. 10 meeting, Tunisian police unions entered into conflict with Tunisian President Kais Saied, after rejecting his call to establish a unified union structure under the name "Tunisian Union of General Internal Security Forces."This was the response to Saied's request upon meeting Aug. 10 with Minister of Interior Tawfiq Sharaf El-Din. Saied urged the police to commit to protecting people and property and ensuring freedom of expression.
By Hanen Jebli| Al-Monitor Verified July 29, 2022 TUNIS, Tunisia — Around 2,458,985 Tunisian voters participated in the referendum on the constitution suggested by President Kais Saied. The total number of registered voters amounted to 8,929,665. Thus, only 27.54% of the registered voters participated according to records of the Independent High Authority for the Elections taken after the closing of polling stations July 24.
By Hanen Jebli, Talek Harris| Al-Monitor Verified August 21, 2022 TUNIS, Tunisia — Following the Aug. 10 meeting, Tunisian police unions entered into conflict with Tunisian President Kais Saied, after rejecting his call to establish a unified union structure under the name "Tunisian Union of General Internal Security Forces."This was the response to Saied's request upon meeting Aug. 10 with Minister of Interior Tawfiq Sharaf El-Din. Saied urged the police to commit to protecting people and property and ensuring freedom of expression.
Company Info
Al-Monitor
AL-Monitor is a media service established in 2012 by Jamal Daniel, based in Washington, D.C. It operates as a global newsroom with a network of over 160 authors and analysts dedicated to enhancing understanding of the Middle East. The company aims to connect the region with the international community through comprehensive reporting and analysis. The platform offers multilingual content in English, Arabic, Farsi, Turkish, Hebrew, and Mandarin Chinese. It features sections like "Iraq Pulse," "Turkey Pulse," "Lebanon Pulse," "Israel Pulse," and "Palestine Pulse," providing in-depth coverage of regional issues. AL-Monitor publishes both original articles and translated content from various publications, supported by insights from experienced journalists and regional experts. Its audience includes influential decision-makers, media outlets, and individuals seeking a deeper understanding of Middle Eastern affairs. The company has received multiple awards for its impactful journalism and is frequently cited by major news organizations.
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
'+1 202-808-0700
Founded: 2012