Bloggers from across the region paid tribute to Tunisia for adopting a new constitution, three years after the ousting of dictator Zeine el Abidin Ben Ali. The country, the first to join the so-called Arab Spring, is on the right path, they say. Yemeni blogger Noon Arabia congratulates Tunisians: Majority vote in #Tunisia's National Assembly on the constitution. Congrats Tunisia, a step forward & hopeful example for the Arab Spring — نون عربية (@NoonArabia) January 27, 2014 Algerian Megari Larbi follows suit: Happy for Tunisia to have a new constitution. Giant step towards stability. Good luck brothers. — Megari Larbi (@Larbi71) January 27, 2014 From Egypt, Mohamed El Dahshan laments the situation in his own country: WE HAVE A CONSTITUTION! Oh, sorry, I'm just celebrating with my #Tunisia friends. The Egyptian constitution is worth less than toilet-paper. — Mohamed El Dahshan (@eldahshan) January 27, 2014 The comparisons with Egypt continue. Borzou Daragahi tweets: Amazing: #Tunisia secularists & Islamists celebrate together as new constitution read aloud; big contrast to #Egypt pic.twitter.com/LbGYh7eqBQ — Borzou Daragahi (@borzou) January 26, 2014 And Israeli Elizabeth Tsurkov chimes in: So happy for Tunisia. They now have the most democratic constitution in MENA. All of this is thanks to the brave Tunisian people #Sidibouzid — Elizabeth Tsurkov (@Elizrael) January 26, 2014 Sweden's Foreign Minister Carl Bildt adds: Three years after igniting process of change in Arab world Tunisia adopts its new democratic constitution. http://t.co/z1afwKM1st — Carl Bildt (@carlbildt) January 27, 2014