National Dialogue Quartet

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The National Dialogue Quartet is a coalition of Tunisian civil society organizations that played a pivotal mediating role in Tunisia’s democratic transition after the Arab Spring, earning the 2015 Nobel Peace Prize.

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instanceOf civil society coalition
mediation initiative
activeDuring Tunisian democratic transition
linked to: Tunisian Revolution
awardedBy Norwegian Nobel Committee
awardYear 2015
basedIn Tunis
category Nobel Peace Prize laureates
linked to: Nobel Peace Prize

Tunisian organizations
civil society organizations
country Tunisia
describedAs key mediator between Islamist and secular forces in Tunisia
symbol of successful post-Arab Spring transition
field conflict resolution
democratization
peacebuilding
formedIn 2013
hasComponent employers’ organization
human rights organization
professional association of lawyers
trade union organization
hasMember Tunisian Confederation of Industry, Trade and Handicrafts
Tunisian General Labour Union
Tunisian Human Rights League
Tunisian Order of Lawyers
hasMottoOrPrinciple dialogue and consensus-building
impact promoting inclusive political dialogue in Tunisia
strengthening rule of law in Tunisia
influenced Tunisian Constitution of 2014
languageOfWork Arabic
French
notableEvent National Dialogue process of 2013–2014
operatedInContextOf Arab Spring
Tunisian Revolution
operationalMethod consensus-based decision-making
round-table negotiations
purpose to resolve political crisis in Tunisia
to support democratic transition in Tunisia
receivedAward Nobel Peace Prize
recognizedBy United Nations officials
linked to: UN staff

international community
recognizedFor contribution to building a pluralistic democracy in Tunisia
decisive contribution to peaceful political process
preventing civil war in Tunisia
regionServed Tunisia
role facilitator of national dialogue
political mediator
supportedProcess formation of technocratic government in Tunisia
timePeriod 21st century

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Tunisian General Labour Union notableRole National Dialogue Quartet
Mehdi Jomaa appointedBy National Dialogue Quartet