This Extractivism Policy Brief 03/2025 shows:
- Tunisia’s energy strategy is shaped by a global discourse prioritizing state-centric energy security, despite addressing national
needs and climate action. - Tunisia’s subordinate global position risks turning it into a “sacrifice zone” disadvantaging its citizens in the energy transition.
- Focusing on state-centric energy security may hinder a truly beneficial transition for Tunisians.
- Shifting to energy sovereignty can address power imbalances and promote equitable benefits globally and nationally.
The Author
Hanen Keskes, PhD in political science and international relations from the University of Nottingham, is a researcher and
policy advisor with over ten years of experience in development issues specialized in the MENA region, particularly
Tunisia.
Link to PDF: Download Extractivism Policy Brief 03/2025 (ENGLISCH)
