Dali Jazi Explained

Dali Jazi (Arabic: الدالي الجازي / ALA-LC: ad-Dālī al-Jāzī; December 7, 1942  - March 9, 2007) was a Tunisian politician, jurist, and political scientist. He studied at Panthéon-Assas University.[1] He served variously as minister of defense,[2] minister with responsibility for human rights,[3] minister of health, and minister of higher education,[4] under president Zine el-Abidine ben Ali.

Notes and References

  1. Human Rights Internet Reporter. 1982. Human Rights Internet.
  2. Book: De La Messuzière, Yves-Aubin. Mes années Ben Ali : un ambassadeur de France en Tunisie. 2011. Cérès Éditions. 43. French.
  3. Book: Regional Surveys of the World: the Middle East and North Africa. 2002. Routledge. Europa. 49th. 1074.
  4. Book: Borowiec, Andrew. Modern Tunisia: a Democratic Apprenticeship. 1998. Praeger Publishers. 113.

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