Rachid Ghannouchi is a prominent Tunisian politician and the co-founder of the Ennahda Party, an Islamic political party in Tunisia. Born on June 22, 1941, he played a significant role in the country's political landscape, especially after the 2011 revolution that led to the Arab Spring. Ghannouchi advocates for a moderate form of Islam and has emphasized the importance of democracy and pluralism in Tunisia. Throughout his political career, Ghannouchi has faced both support and opposition. He was exiled for many years due to his political activities but returned to Tunisia after the fall of the Ben Ali regime. His leadership has been influential in shaping Tunisia's post-revolutionary governance and political discourse.