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This page lists the holders of the office of Head of Government of Tunisia, called Prime Minister until the Revolution. The office was created in May 1922. Mustapha Dinguizli was thus Tunisia's first Prime Minister in the modern sense. Prior to that, Tunisia had traditional Muslim-style viziers.
The powers of the Head of Government are established by the current Constitution of Tunisia of 2014. Under Articles 91, 92 and 94, the Head of Government sets the State's general policy except for foreign policy and domestic security. It is responsible for:
Now, according to the law on the provisional organization of public authorities, the Head of Government can create or abolish departments as well as define the tasks and responsibilities of each institution under the supervision of the government. It is he who appoints senior civil servants, with the help of the Minister of the sector. He appoints the governor of the Central Bank after consultation with the President. He can also dissolve municipal councils, regional councils and local councils after seeking the advice of the President.
The Head of Government, together with the President, represent Tunisia at home and abroad.
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