Prime Minister of Tunisia
Habib Bourguiba became prime minister after independence and formed a national government.
Role range: 1956-1957 – 1956-1957
Follow Habib Bourguiba through 25 dated historical records for Tunisia.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Habib Bourguiba became prime minister after independence and formed a national government.
Role range: 1956-1957 – 1956-1957
The government promulgated the Code of Personal Status, reforming marriage, divorce, and family law.
Role range: 1956-1957 – 1956-1957
Tunisia gains independence from France with a monarchy
Tunisia gains independence from France with a monarchy
Appointed Prime Minister of Tunisia
Tunisia becomes a Republic
Appointed President of Tunisia, 1st term
Tunisia promulgated its first republican constitution, establishing a presidential system.
Role range: 1957-1987 – 1957-1987
Habib Bourguiba won Tunisia's first presidential election under the republican constitution.
Role range: 1957-1987 – 1957-1987
Tunisia confronted France over the continued French military presence at Bizerte.
Role range: 1957-1987 – 1957-1987
The final French forces withdrew from Bizerte, ending France's military presence in Tunisia.
Role range: 1957-1987 – 1957-1987
The Neo Destour party was renamed the Socialist Destourian Party during its national congress.
Tunisia held presidential and legislative elections under the single-party political system.
Role range: 1957-1987 – 1957-1987
General election outcome recorded for Habib Bourguiba: Tunisia held presidential and legislative elections under the single-party political system.
Role range: 1957-1987 – 1957-1987
Government context for this general election: Tunisia held presidential and legislative elections under the single-party political system.
Role range: 1957-1987 – 1957-1987
Tunisia held presidential and legislative elections under the single-party political system.
Role range: 1957-1987 – 1957-1987
A decree created the office of prime minister and defined its responsibilities.
Role range: 1957-1987 – 1957-1987
Tunisia held a legislative election under the Socialist Destourian Party government.
Role range: 1957-1987 – 1957-1987
Appointed President of Tunisia, 2nd term, for life
Tunisia held a legislative election for the national assembly.
Role range: 1957-1987 – 1957-1987
Tunisia held a legislative election allowing opposition lists to compete, although the ruling front won every seat.
Role range: 1957-1987 – 1957-1987
Protests began after the government increased bread and cereal prices by reducing food subsidies.
Role range: 1957-1987 – 1957-1987
Habib Bourguiba restored bread subsidies after nationwide unrest over food prices.
Role range: 1957-1987 – 1957-1987
Diplomatic relations are broken with Libya
Ben Ali declares Bourguiba incompetent & seizes power
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