Ministry of Youth and Sports takes Decisive Action

in a move that has sent ripples through the Tunisian sports community, the Ministry of youth and Sports announced the dissolution of the Federal Bureau of the Tunisian Tennis Federation this Friday. the decision, citing a serious failure under Article 21 of Basic Law No. 11 of 1995 concerning sports structures, signals a important intervention in the governance of the sport within the nation.

Grounds for Dissolution: A Breach of Regulations

While the specific details of the serious failure remain undisclosed, the invocation of Article 21 suggests a significant breach of the regulations governing sports organizations in Tunisia. This law, enacted in 1995, outlines the framework for sports structures and their responsibilities. Violations can range from financial mismanagement to governance irregularities, perhaps impacting the integrity and development of tennis in the country.

Interim Leadership Appointed

In the wake of the dissolution, the Ministry has swiftly appointed a provisional federal office to oversee the tunisian Tennis Federation. This interim body is tasked with ensuring the continued operation of the federation and addressing the issues that led to the previous bureau’s dismissal. The newly appointed members are:

• Lotfi Chelly : President
• Melek ettabboubi : Member
• Slim Bouguesa : Member
• Aghila Hattabi : Member
• Houssem Boussarsar : Member

Looking Ahead: Restoring Confidence in tunisian Tennis

The dissolution of the Federal Bureau represents a critical juncture for Tunisian tennis. The interim leadership faces the challenge of restoring confidence in the sport’s governance and ensuring a clear and accountable governance. The coming months will be crucial in determining the future direction of tennis in Tunisia, with stakeholders hoping for reforms that promote fair play, athlete development, and international competitiveness.