r/Tunisia 1h ago

Other Thank you Tunisia, from a Mauritanian who studied there

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I am Mauritanian, and I studied in Tunisia some years ago. Even after all this time, I still look back at that period very positively.

My experience there made me genuinely love the Tunisian people. I know some Tunisians might disagree with me about their own people, but from my experience, the majority of you are extremely kind, helpful, and social.

One thing I really appreciated was how people treated you when they saw that you were new to the country. They did not just leave you on your own. People would approach you, talk to you, help you understand the language, help you with your studies, and help you with everyday things. They made it much easier to feel comfortable and included.

Since then I have lived and traveled abroad, and somehow the same thing keeps happening. Whenever I meet a Tunisian, I already feel like there is a good chance we will get along. Most of the Tunisians I meet are friendly and helpful, and I usually end up becoming friends with them.

And this is not only my experience. Pretty much all the Mauritanians I know who spent time in Tunisia say the same thing.

So I just wanted to say thank you. Thank you for the way you treated us, for the friendships, and for the good memories. Years later, they are still with me.

Much love from Mauritania!


r/Tunisia 2h ago

Other Im extremely grateful that my dad raised me the way he did

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I was thinking about it and i realised how lucky i am to have a dad like mine

He always pushed me to become very educated and pursue my dreams

ken dima y9olli 'rodd belek tdhaya3 ay d9i9a men 7yetek aala khater aabd ekher'

kin n9ollou tkhayel ken naaress wena 3omri 19, dima y9olli le 3ich 7yetik a9ra safer l3alem lkoll al9a khedma behya bch ma to93od 7ajtek b7atta 7add

ki kont nbki kifech 3omri ma sou7ebt khterni 'ettofla l9araya taa lycee' ken y9olli 'miselech houma y7ibbou aala tofla bhima khallihom ydourou bil bnet lkhrin'

brrsmi im so grateful to have a dad who always pushed me to be an educated independent lady

plus aalamni kifech nbadel anbouba, nsara7 lavabo masdoud, nbadel 3ajla mtaa krhba....


r/Tunisia 2h ago

Discussion I built my own open-source VPN!

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Hey everyone,

I just released the first working alpha (v0.2.0-alpha) of Knoten, an open-source, self-hosted WireGuard mesh VPN built in Go.

Instead of routing traffic through a central VPN server, Knoten creates direct, end-to-end encrypted tunnels directly between machines.

The current version still doesn't support NAT so it is still not ready for home routers.

What works today:

  • Direct P2P Tunnels: WireGuard handles data traffic directly between peers; the coordination server never touches your data payload.
  • Resilient Control Plane: A lightweight coordination server manages discovery and IP assignment. If the server goes down, existing tunnels stay active while nodes retry with exponential backoff.
  • Zero-Downtime Sync: Pushes peer list updates live to running WireGuard interfaces without dropping active connections.
  • Pure Go & Self-Hostable: Two static binaries + pure-Go SQLite with zero CGo dependencies. Includes an interactive CLI setup wizard.

Planned for future releases:

  • Access and identity management.
  • Stability and security improvements.
  • NAT traversal support.

GitHub: https://github.com/Yacin1102/Knoten

As a student-driven project under active development, I'd really appreciate any feedback or questions!


r/Tunisia 9h ago

Other Tunisian tribes and their numbers in 1860, do you belong to any of these?

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r/Tunisia 15h ago

Picture Day ruined at 7:45 am 😍

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114 Upvotes

At what age do the signs of tjoubir and takhalof fi hal bled stop bothering you ? 🫩


r/Tunisia 6h ago

Question/Help Summoned by El Gorjani — has anyone had a similar experience?

17 Upvotes

I’ve been summoned by the الوحدة* الوطنية للجرائم المالية *بالقرجاني. Last year, I did purchase some foreign currency (dollars) to buy things from AliExpress and similar websites.
Has anyone here had a similar experience or been summoned for something like this? If so, what happened?
Other than getting a lawyer, is there anything you would recommend I do or prepare beforehand?
Any advice or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated 🤗


r/Tunisia 7h ago

OC an app I made that gives a 7-day beach roughness forecast

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Hello everyone ,

I don't know if this is considered promotion but I'm not making any money or anything from the app.

Either way , this is an app I've made that helps swimmers know the roughness of any beach in the world for 7 days in the future.

I hope that the app helps anyone who loves going to the beach for a swim.

if you have any feedback, I would appreciate it. the app is still not perfect, and any constructive feedback will help me make it better.

this is the apps link on play store :

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ywilix.shouldiswim


r/Tunisia 6h ago

National News أصحاب الشهائد ممن طالت بطالتهم يطالبون بالإفراج عن زملائهم الموقوفين، وينددون بالتعامل الأمني مع تحركهم الاحتجاجي، ويعتبرون القانون عدد 18 القاضي بانتدابهم "شاهدًا على عجز السلطة عن الالتزام بتعهداتها" #فيديو

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r/Tunisia 6h ago

Other Tunisia son meme or something IG

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12 Upvotes

Yes, I'm still using this sub as an alternative to polandball for obvious reasons. Anyways, I decided to post this

So what do you suggest I draw next? As long as it doesn't contradict islamic values


r/Tunisia 2h ago

Discussion My parents are threatening to send me to a local boarding school because I refused to apologize after a physical fight

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My parents are threatening to force me to stay at my high school's boarding house because I refused to apologize after a physical fight.I am 17 btw.

Things blew up a week ago when my mom started beating my younger brother over his studies. When I stepped in to protect him, she turned on me, physically assaulting me and spitting in my face. In a blind rage and under pure shock, I spat back.

My dad stepped in and completely justified her actions, saying parents can never be wrong and using emotional blackmail ("what if she dies tomorrow?"). They've given me the silent treatment for a week, calling me a "heartless, disobedient son" bound for hell.

Today, they demanded a full apology taking 100% of the blame. When I refused to apologize for defending myself against physical abuse, they escalated: they threatened to force me to stay at the high school boarding house (mabit) right next to our town.

I hate the idea because the conditions are awful, but worse, since it's right there, all my schoolmates will see me living there and mock me, treating me like I was kicked out of my house.

I'm stuck:

If I apologize, I swallow my self-respect and validate their abuse.

If I don't, I face a toxic home and the humiliating reality of being forced into the school boarding house.

For anyone who’s dealt with toxic authoritarian parents: Do I just fake an apology to survive this, or is there a way out?


r/Tunisia 11m ago

Picture مشيت سلمت على المعتصمين قدام المسرح البلدي وعملت قهوة لأول مرة من زمان في شارع لحبيب بورڨيبة...

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كنت نقعد قبل في قهوة إسمها الجوكاندا تباعت ولت حانوت تيلكوم والي يخدم فيها ولى في المروج الرابع تقريب نفس الإسم هو تطاويني كبير في العمر، مع التسعة متاع الليل تعديت قدام المعتصمين وسلمت عليهم ومشيت، هوما ثمة مجموعة عطو قائمة باش يوخذو مناصب وثمة بنية رافضة تبيع أصحابها، قبل مثلا والي بنزرت كان كناطري وخريج جامعة ووالي سيدي بوزيد كان يخدم في البناء ومتخرج من الحامعة...وبرشا معتمدين عينهم قيس سعيد باعو أصحابهم... قبلها كنت في قهوة المطوية في باب الخضراء، في بداية النهار هزيت معايا الماء...


r/Tunisia 6h ago

Discussion Hope business stop using ai slops

9 Upvotes

As a senior graphic designer, seeing all these AI-generated business posters honestly disgusts me.


r/Tunisia 43m ago

Discussion How can Mediterranean architecture be adapted to modern houses in Tunisia without losing its traditional identity?

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Mediterranean architecture in Tunisia is not only about white walls, arches or traditional decorative elements for me, what makes it interesting is the way it responds to the climate and the way people live: shaded outdoor spaces, patios, controlled openings, natural ventilation, local materials and a strong connection between indoor and outdoor spaces these principles can still work very well in contemporary houses. The challenge is not to reproduce traditional architecture, but to reinterpret its principles according to today's needs.


r/Tunisia 5m ago

Discussion Is a woman's salary or economic status an important criterion in a relationship for Tunisian men?

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Recently, more and more Tunisian men are openly stating that their wife's salary is essential to their married life. They believe she should contribute to daily household expenses, and they no longer hesitate to admit that their partner's economic status plays a decisive role in the success of their household. This trend directly echoes the famous phrase: "What do you bring to the table?"


r/Tunisia 40m ago

Discussion We’re building an AI Tutor that can actually draw and teach on a board

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Hey everyone!

We’re a small Tunisian team working on Kidaiz, an adaptive learning platform primarily focused on K-12 education. we’ve recently built a new feature called TutorBoard, designed to support learners across different subjects and learning levels.

Think of it as an interactive whiteboard where you can communicate with an AI tutor.

The interesting part is that the AI doesn't just answer you in a chat. It can write and draw directly on the board — create tables, charts, mathematical formulas, diagrams, music notation/solfège, and other visual content depending on what you're learning.

TutorBoard is designed to work across pretty much any subject or learning level.

You can also bring your own learning material

For example, you could import:

  • A high-school mathematics textbook
  • A Kubernetes book
  • Your university course
  • Your own notes or study material

TutorBoard can use these resources to build a structured learning program, recommend what to study next, adapt the learning path, and keep track of your progress over time.

The AI tutor currently supports English, French, and Arabic.

👉 You can explore TutorBoard here: https://kidaiz.com/tutorboard

You’ll need to create an account to try it. You can then find TutorBoard in the Playground, or simply access it directly through the link above.

There’s currently a free tier for a month if you’d like to try it out.

we are interested in seeing how people think about this approach to AI-assisted learning and where the concept could be improved.

In particular, we’d love feedback on the learning experience itself — what feels useful, what feels unnecessary, what’s missing, and what you would expect an AI tutor to be able to do.

What would you expect from an AI tutor like this? What features would make it genuinely useful for you?

If you give it a try, we'd really appreciate any honest feedback or criticism. That’s the kind of feedback that helps me to figure out where to take the project next. 🙏


r/Tunisia 51m ago

Discussion تبعا للمنشور السابق متاعي حول ازمة الكهرباء و الطاقة في تونس نحب نوضح انها ازمة مركبة والحلول راهي اعقد ملي تظهر وتتدخل فيها برشا حاجات بما فيها النقل الصناعة وحتى الديار وطرق التكييف في تونس

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تفرجت في حوار مبكري مع خبير في الطاقة والواضح هو انه الازمة ستتواصل لسنوات والاستراتجية الحالية هي التعويل على تعويض النقص في الانتاج بلزمات الطاقة المتجددة والي هي حتى في احسن الحالات يعني انا انسان عندي عصى سحرية وبنيت 5 محطات اليوم لن تدخل في الانتاج الفعلي الا بعد سنة ونصف وهذا حسب الخبير سامي بن رجب.

بخلاف هذا احنا في تونس عندنا رغم ان عندنا عجز طاقي رهيب قاعدين نهدرو في ثلث الطاقة للتنقل الخاص المتمثل اساسا في السيارات الخاصة ، بصراحة هذه حكاية لازمها برشا اعادة نظر لانها اهدار كبير مش كان للموارد الطاقية حتى التكلفة البشرية من موتى الحوادث تونس من لولين في العالم العربي، يمكن الحل في العمل عن بعد تشجيع الدراجات الله اعلم برشا حلول اما لازم نقاش باش نبدلو من عادتنا على كل حال ...

ثالث نقطة صراحة الديار متعنا بعاد ياسر في كل مايتعلق بالعزل الحراري بصفة عامة والعزل الهوائي ولا مش عارف كيفاش تترجم يعني دولة نفطية ورقم 1 كما امريكا تفرض كفائة طاقية معينة لكل البناءات دون استثناء احنا معلبلناش جملة رغم اننا معنيين .

نقطة الصناعة اليوم راهو 77% في المئة من استهلاك الكهرباء راهو صناعي وهي تقريبا نفس الوضعية متع ازمة الماء 80 ماشي للفلاحة هل من المعقول المواطن البسيط هو الي يتحمل اعباء الازمة كالعادة لازم صراحة نقاش واضح ويزي من لغة هاكم حرفاء مهمين للتوازنات المالية لازم حل عادل نوعا ما .

نقطة اخيرة انا مش خبير تكييف اما نتصور فما حلول ما خير واكثر نجاعة من المكيفات الي نستعملو فيها حاليا والتكييف باش اولي تقريبا لازم على الاقل نصف العام من ماي لاكتوبر.

والسؤال الاهم الي الكل لازم نجابو عليه وينها الدولة بوزراتها ؟


r/Tunisia 8h ago

National News زغوان: الهلال الأحمر يواصل تدخلاته لتوفير المياه المعدنية

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في إطار حملة توزيع المياه التي يقوم بها الهلال الأحمر التونسي، دعماً للمجهودات الوطنية منذ بداية موجة الحر، يواصل متطوعو الهلال الأحمر التونسي بولاية زغوان، تدخلاتهم لتوفير المياه المعدنية بعدد من المؤسسات الحيوية

وأكد عمر التكروني، الكاتب العام للهيئة الوطنية للهلال الأحمر التونسي ورئيس الهيئة الجهوية بزغوان، في تصريح لمراسل الديوان أف أم بالجهة، أن متطوعي الهلال يواصلون توزيع المياه المعدنية على المستشفيات ومراكز رعاية المسنين ومراكز رعاية الطفولة، وذلك في إطار دعم هذه المؤسسات ومساندتها خلال فترات ارتفاع درجات الحرارة.

وأضاف التكروني أن الهيئات الجهوية والمحلية للهلال الأحمر التونسي في عدد من ولايات الجمهورية تواصل بدورها دعم المجهود الوطني، من خلال تسخير صهاريج المياه والاستجابة لطلبات المواطنين والمواطنات، خاصة بالمناطق التي تشهد اضطرابات أو نقصاً في التزود بالماء الصالح للشراب.

وأشار إلى أن هذه التدخلات تأتي في إطار الدور التضامني والإنساني للهلال الأحمر التونسي، والمساهمة في الحد من تداعيات موجة الحر، عبر توفير المياه للفئات والمؤسسات الأكثر حاجة، بالتنسيق مع مختلف المتدخلين

ديوان أف أم


r/Tunisia 8h ago

Question/Help Could my family force me back to Libya from Tunisia through connections at the border?

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I’m a Libyan woman in my early 20s, and I’m planning to move to Tunisia legally on my own money to continue my university studies. I would have my own income and savings, and my goal is to live independently.
My concern is not whether I can legally enter Tunisia. Libyans can enter Tunisia without a visa, but I’m worried about what could happen afterward.
My family is very controlling, and I’m afraid that even if I enter Tunisia legally, enroll in university, obtain legal residency, rent my own place, and become financially independent, they might use personal connections or واسطة at the Libyan-Tunisian land border to have me stopped and somehow forced back to Libya against my will.
I understand that this may sound paranoid, but this is a genuine concern based on the level of control I’ve experienced at home.
For people familiar with Tunisia, Libyan-Tunisian relations, immigration law, or similar situations:
Can a family actually have an adult woman returned to Libya against her will through connections at the border?

If I have legal residency in Tunisia, does that give me meaningful protection from this?

What could my family realistically do if they knew where I lived?

Are there any legal or practical steps I should take before moving to protect my independence?

I’m specifically asking about the real-world situation, not just what is supposed to happen theoretically under the law.


r/Tunisia 7h ago

Discussion Nheb naaml mobile app tkolk kol nhar est ce que el bhar behi ou non

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Do you think it’s doable lol? Haja kif ma el app mtaa el meteo. Nhot wehed f kol bhar men tounes kol 1h ysawr el bhar w yekteb description bsita bch kbal ma tokhrej mel dar taarf if it’s worth it wale. Mais mochkel sif only 3 months

Update: just saw a Reddit post about the same idea.
Support this guy:https://www.reddit.com/r/Tunisia/comments/1w4efo5/an_app_i_made_that_gives_a_7day_beach_roughness/


r/Tunisia 6h ago

Discussion Married people at a young age

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My only question how ?
How did y’all manage to make it happen in this economy


r/Tunisia 10h ago

National News إضراب عام في شركة فسفاط قفصة.. أكثر من 95% نسبة مشاركة في الساعات الأولى

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دخل منذ الحصة الأولى لصباح اليوم الثلاثاء 01 سبتمبر 2026، عمال وإطارات شركة فسفاط قفصة في إضراب عام عن العمل بكامل مواقع الإنتاج، تنفيذاً لبرقية الإضراب الصادرة عن الجامعة العامة للمناجم.

ويشمل الإضراب، المتواصل على مدى ثلاثة أيام، مختلف مغاسل ومقاطع الفسفاط والورشات، إلى جانب مقرات الأقاليم ومراكز الشحن، فضلاً عن الإدارة العامة للشركة بكل من تونس وقفصة.

ويأتي هذا الإضراب للمطالبة بجملة من النقاط، من أبرزها إقرار التمثيل النقابي بمجلس إدارة الشركة، والترفيع في المنح، وإدماج الزيادات في الأجور بعنوان سنوات 2015 و2016 و2017 ضمن الأجر الأساسي، إضافة إلى تنقيح القانون الأساسي للشركة.

وبحسب المعطيات التي أوردها الفرع الجامعي للمناجم، فقد تجاوزت نسبة المشاركة في الإضراب 95 بالمائة خلال الساعات الأولى من انطلاقه، وسط توقف واسع للنشاط بمختلف مواقع الشركة.

اكسبراس


r/Tunisia 2h ago

Discussion Nheb nechri sonara mta masyed lel weled

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Aandi moda nlem fi chwa flous nheb naaml cadeaux lel weled nheb nechrilou sonara chkoun yefhem fel sonarat yansahni mnin nechri sonara w bsoum behi msh ghali, merci


r/Tunisia 5h ago

Question/Help Looking for a running club in Tunis

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As the title says, I am coming for a short trip from the GCC during late September. Since I am solo traveling, it would be a great opportunity to get to know new people through a running club.

I prefer if they have a social media account so I can contact them.


r/Tunisia 6h ago

Question/Help part time job with a car ?

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hi everyone, ena etudiant aandi golf 4 karhba ala dhemti dima w andi barcha wakt feragh, mfmech kifeh najem ndaber rassi bel karhba ? livraison/nwassel/nhez sel3a mn blasa lblasa, whatever i can do bl privilege ta karhba bch natter masrouf 😔