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Tunisia's plan to make democracy work

Melissa Hancock Tuesday, 3 January 2012

After the Arab Spring uprisings, Tunisia's new democratically elected government has the task of attracting investment to the country and creating jobs for its youthful population. Its Jasmine Plan, which heavily involves the private sector, is intended to do just this.

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