By Tarek Amara TUNIS, Sept 7 (Reuters) - Tunisia's main Islamist party, Ennahda, said on Sunday it would **t contest a presidential election in **vember, in the interest of ensuring an inclusive government for all Tunisians. Ennahda is one of the two front-runners to win next month's parliamentary election and provide the next prime minister, but opposition groups say its dominance of the last government almost derailed Tunisia's transition to democracy following its revolution of 2011. The president makes senior military and foreign policy appointments as well as **minating the prime minister, and ceding the post to an outside candidate on **v. 23 sends a signal that Ennahda will avoid making the same mistakes if it wins the parliamentary election.
09-14-2014, 10:13 PM
Tunisia's main Islamist party to stay out of presidential election
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