A resolution recognizing Tunisia's leadership in the Arab Spring and expressing support for upholding its democratic principles and norms.

SRES 310 is a symbolic Senate resolution recognizing Tunisia as the birthplace of the Arab Spring and commending its early democratic reforms following the 2011 revolution. It expresses concern over recent democratic backsliding under President Kais Saied, including the suspension of Parliament, consolidation of presidential power, and suppression of political dissent. The resolution urges Tunisia to release political prisoners, restore judicial independence, and respect freedom of assembly and press. As a non-binding resolution, it does not create new laws but formally expresses U.S. support for Tunisia’s democratic norms and calls for specific actions by the Tunisian government.