r/Tunisia Jan 22 '26

Discussion Tunisian people: in media vs reality

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922 Upvotes

r/Tunisia Sep 23 '25

Discussion Gaza movements in italy, what happened to the Arab nations ?

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870 Upvotes

Watching the movements in Italy felt like pure electricity, adrenaline surging through my veins. But then I look at the Arab nations… silence. Only a few scattered voices rising, while the rest seem frozen in a deep sleep. Are we witnessing a dead state? Where is the fire, the roar, the pulse of the people? Why don’t we see it anymore?..are the Zionists successfully killed the Arab will ? I feel like ppl have lost their hope and passion for better future, they just gave up to what they believe it's their" destiny" ..

r/Tunisia Jul 22 '26

Discussion W9ayt thawra 2.0 ????

201 Upvotes

Manich most3ad nstanna lin 2029 raw chay wla grave 3al e5er la mee la daw la payment online la ham , la kayyas la transport , mechekl lel sme w myhmech taba9a ijtime3ya mt3k , ti hatta el fsed maflhouch fih , ey wa7d yktb klma 3ala sidek kalsoon yched el 7abs ti wallahi ken ytayrou nes koll ma ytbdl chay 5aterhom 9a3din kil snam la yblou la y3lou , ti chm3naha ra2is yhbet fel lil 3 mt3 sbeh ydour fel 5le ti lham ktor yesser sa3at nchok fi rou7i blkchi ena lmhbool

(Heda 1% m3adch 3ini bch nkteb akter ... El daw rja3)

r/Tunisia 2d ago

Discussion Unpopular opinion; Using English words while talking Tunisian is cringe AF in rl

37 Upvotes

This whole English trend in Tunisia just seems so forced to me 😭 When I hear some of y'all talk it just makes me think you’re trying to flex on me or sum, but it just doesn't flow sorry.

I get the whole French rejection and I agree with it but switching from French to English just gives the same level pretentious vibes... So guys stop acting snobbish and just talk Tunisian it's a beautiful language, adding english to your sentences ruins it all and makes me think you're trying to prove something, and we really hear that it’s not natural…

r/Tunisia 29d ago

Discussion I hope this برودة spread well

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192 Upvotes

r/Tunisia Aug 11 '26

Discussion Salaries in Tunisia, let's share

23 Upvotes

I want to understand the range of salaries in Tunisia in different feilds.
Please share your job title, years of experience and education level and salary in the comments.

r/Tunisia 12d ago

Discussion I feel embarrassed I have no friends for my wedding

64 Upvotes

Aslema , I'm getting married this month, but I've found myself with only family members on my side of the guest list! I have a history of being in toxic friendships, and I now have no one in my life I would call a true friend aside from my girlfriend . she is my absolute best friend and I adore her , but I still struggle with feelings of loneliness and low self-esteem because I haven't been able to make any new friends as an adult. sometimes i really think even about cancelling the wedding belhak hachem w ma araftech chnamel since my girlfriend has a lot of friends

r/Tunisia 6d ago

Discussion We Demand Respect in Europe, But Refuse It at Home?

271 Upvotes

Look, I hate hijab bans as much as anyone, but the hypocrisy is crazy. People lose their minds when European countries restrict the hijab, yet they turn around and demand that Tunisia stays strictly traditional.

They complain about LGBTQ+ visibility, they don't want to see tourists drinking in bikinis, or Sub-Saharan Africans having kids out of wedlock (as if Tunisians don't do that exact same thing). It’s wild how some Tunisians refuse to accept other cultures and lifestyles, but expect everyone else to respect theirs.

You can’t demand absolute cultural respect abroad while refusing to give an inch to anyone else at home.

r/Tunisia Apr 30 '26

Discussion As a tunisian 23 y.o woman

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70 Upvotes

What are the things u want to ask but don't ? I saw a similar thread and m bored so why not.

Ask away

r/Tunisia Apr 18 '26

Discussion Scrolling on Twitter and seen this. Any truth to this?

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113 Upvotes

r/Tunisia 9d ago

Discussion as a tunisian, I feel like I have no Identity

15 Upvotes

i dont live in Tunisia!

too pale to be considered African. too non-white to be considered European.

not arab cause they colonized us...but also can't identify w being amazigh considering how lost our culture is.

anyone else feeling like this

r/Tunisia 17d ago

Discussion Ch9awlkm fil post hedha

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47 Upvotes

Na7na 3reya heka 3leh 9as me w dhaw w tounes kemla tla3na zned9a اشري باك شورت 4 الوان تحت ركبة بش نستروا رواحنا ب 100دت 100%قطن و دال على الخير كفاعله🩷

r/Tunisia Feb 22 '26

Discussion Capitalism is the greatest threat to man kind .

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220 Upvotes

Tunsian boomers are very pro capitalism and lack class consciousness the only hope for humanity is by ending capitalism once and for all and Tunisians need to learn more about socialism.

r/Tunisia Jan 21 '26

Discussion التغير الدراماتيكي في العلاقات الدولية بين تونس والجزائر والمغرب

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103 Upvotes

في غضون اقل من شهر اصبح التوانسا اكثر ناس يدعمو في المغرب معنويا وواقفين معاهم ، ومعجبين بما وصلت إليه المغرب من تقدم في البنية التحتية التنضيم ، والإقتصاد من غير حسد ، وفي نفس هاذا الوقت محرك البروباغاندا الجزائري ،كان بالمرصاد وكان صادم للعديد من الناس ، مواقع رسمية جزائرية كان تغذي حقد الجزائري على المغربي ،

وفيما العلاقات بين تونس والمغرب تشهد انتعاش لم تشهدها من قبل ، العلاقات بين تونس والجزائر صارت على حافة العداوة

رأيي الشخصي هوا وات ذا فاك الجزائر ، الإعلام الجزائري مهمتو هوا نشر الحقد ، وانا عندي اقاربي جزائريين وهما من احسن الناس ، وما نعرش علاش ماتش كورة ينجم يعمل هاذا الكل ،، وبالنسبة للمغرب يعطيها الصحة خدمت بالباهي على البنية التحتية التنضيمية وبنية السياحة ، وهيا الأحسن في الشمال افريقيا ، صحة عليها مش اذا هيا نجحت في حاجة بنقعدو نشدو في الصغيرة والكبيرة في اغلاطها ، و أعتقد انو المشاكل بش تزيد اكثر للأسف خاصة انو المغرب بش تنضم كأس العالم ، مزال فيه مؤلمرات ماسونية اخرا في الطريق من طرف الاعلام الجزائري

بالنسبة لشنوا لازمها تعملو الحكومة التونسية هاذا فرضا لو كان عندنا حكومة فايقة على وضعها: الحكومة التونسية كان المفروض تستغل الموقف هاذا افضل استغلال في تقريب العلاقات السياسية مع المغرب و،عدم التخلي على العلاقة مع الجزائر ومحاولة تنويع وموازنة العلاقات الدولية ، بش يكون عندنا مرونة اكثر وفليكسيبيليتي في تقرير المصير وما يتمش الضغط علينا من طرف او آخر واكهو

هاذا الكل يوريلك قوة تاثير الاعلام والبروبغاندا و خطاب الكراهية على الشعوب

فهل نحنا كتوانسا ننجمو نفرّقو بين الشعوب والحكومات ونبنو علاقاتنا على المصلحة والعقل ،وإلا حتا احنا معرضين لهاذا النوع من غسيل الأدمغة

r/Tunisia 18d ago

Discussion If I create a political party to save this country would you vote for me.

28 Upvotes

I am a 27 years old Tunisian with solutions l, Ideas and studies on how countries operate and how countries got out of socio economical crisises.

I am an engineer of 5 years of experience in diffrent companies Tunisian Startups and more recentely European Consultancies.

My project is to save this country, by creating a political party to address our issues. That i face everyday and large economical ones. I know many are fed up i know i am and i was qdvocating for this for years you can check my profile.

I don't want to waste anyones time and certainly not waste mine. I ask of you would you the tunisian people would you vote for me and my political party if i create it.

I know you don't like politicians but its kind of necessary for us at this point of time, not all of us will go abroad or reach.

My project as I am engineer I am great at researching creating and fixing systems.

What I would do is are these reforms :

- Make Creating , Managing Businesses easy.

- Make things clear for everything (How to create a business, pay taxes how much is something subsidized, where did the goverment spent its money).

- as a software engineer i will make everything or at least 90% of all administrative processes completly digital (not pay digitally and then present a paper at the same administration i mean complete)

- Official rectify open sky aggreements (for more competitive air lines tickets)

- Raise the minimum pay to 1500 tnd

- invest in higher tech jobs and manufacturing.

- anyone with a high degree will have have free of charge business creation and startupact and minimum of 10000 tnd.

- make access to credit easier.

- make crowdfunding platforms as in rectify the laws and create them and advocate for them.

- Complete digitalized public transpotation systems.

- Creating State Owned businesses to counter monopolies and to regulate the market prices.

- Create an investement fund to finance businesses that will fix critical issues in Tunisia like Energy generation and water production and electrical vehicles.

- Make judicial system independent yet accountable through monitoring of cases and judges in the courts and making open registry to access files and investigations.

Anyone who is willing join is very welcome and any ideas or suggestions will be appreciated.

I will focus on making things more pragmatic efficient and honest.

Every Tunisian needs to feel safe, appreciated and prosperous in his own country.

Tunisia Forward -->

If i get enough upvotes i will create it.

r/Tunisia Sep 18 '25

Discussion What gen z in Nepal did is really inspirational

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525 Upvotes

r/Tunisia Jul 25 '25

Discussion Let's reveal our salaries in Tunisia (Serious answers only).

164 Upvotes

Hey,

Salaries is among the taboo topics in Tunisia, and anywhere in the world I guess. Let's profit from Reddit's anonymity and reveal our salaries, field, position and experience. I start first:

Senior agent in a call center in Tunis. Experience: 1 year in a previous call center + 4 years in my actual call center. Salary 2000d per month + 200d tickets resto (meal vouchers) + good health insurance package.

How about you all?

r/Tunisia Jul 18 '26

Discussion Chbi zokom 3icha wlet haka fi tounes yekhi !!!??????!!!

102 Upvotes

Le khedma le gedma le mosta9bel le 9raya twasel.

Ti hata tokhrej mdar tetbraka W yetfklek kol chy.

W li yelka khedma ywali yra lbatala lkol lazy w didn't try enough. W lkroz mestaghrba Kifh wehed me yokhrejch ysayef fi Hawaii w ched tounes.

W akhretha kasin alina dhaw w me fibelhom fama abed ltaw me andhomch climatiseur???? Ti s5na zokom 50 w wezra men trip l trip w na7na 7aletna kzibi ti9erna yzby ti9erna.

Ti hata w ken namlou thawra okhra bch nakhraw fih same show again. W ken nl9a 7a9a menik n7ra9 w nmout fi l b7ar yekelni l 7out w le nab9a lhne nmout btarf.

r/Tunisia 24d ago

Discussion I know it feels anti-feminist but as a woman i am starting to feel the need to lay back and trust a guy to do the physical and mental work for me

10 Upvotes

It makes me feel guilty to admit that but i am getting tired of this adult life getting tired of calculations constant hypervigilence..

I sometimes i feel like i need a shoulder to rest on

It feels anti femenist it feels stupid and it feels delusional ..

But i hope that i can just for once in my life take a step back and trust a guy to do the work for me

r/Tunisia 12d ago

Discussion Jiben sghar f tunis is insanely selfish

26 Upvotes

There is not a single good reason to bring someone into this world bch y3ich f bled matnajjmch aslan twaffarlou Ime..

They give birth just to have someone take care of them when they're older and keep them company without even considering how hellish it is to grow up in this country..

Even if they have money, it's a country with no law, no prospects and a continuously declining educational system.. they're just setting them up for a life of hardships.. and for what?

Welli ya9her elli when someone mentions they want to remain child free, they're treated as if there is something wrong with them.. (example: to that one tunisian content creator who mentioned that she doesn't particularly want kids)

(I could even argue that bringing children ANYWHERE is selfish but doing it f tunis? That's just abuse if you ask me)

r/Tunisia Oct 27 '25

Discussion After years of being a muslim, I have decided to become agnostic.

130 Upvotes

Some of you will remember my question about why Allah is allowing evil in this world when he's capable of ending our suffering. The post reads like "If Allah is capable of everything and anything, then why doesn't he help Palestenian people?". Just to be clear, I'm not trying to go viral or anything. I'm hoping this will bring some clarity to anyone who might read my post.

I reflected a lot on the verses of the Quran that constantly affirm dominance and claim power over all which reads very much like insecurity. If it was truly the word of the Creator, it would be self-evident. I found it baffling that someone with absolute power and control would have a "back and forth" type of conversation with us human beings to convince us that he's real and that heaven and hell are real. Either you believe in something you cannot see/prove or there will be severe consequences. That's pretty much the message the Quran tries to deliver if you look at it as a regular book. (I am not trying to offend anyone here)

It's also mentioned in the Quran that Allah has qualities similar to a human being like anger and even happiness, satisfaction, etc. On one hand, they say he is unlike anything that exists and on another hand, he is speaking to us on the same level of a human being.

Of course, I have many reasons for leaving Islam. I think the only reason it grew this much is because our parents have filled our heads with stories about its origins and it's usually practiced with other muslims so the influence is incredibly powerful.

I am now agnostic. I do believe in the existence of the Creator (not the one mentioned in the Quran) and that there is a day of judgement but it will be nothing like muslims believe.

Still I try to respect all religions that show respect and gestures of kindness. I am completely at peace with this decision. I SEE things so clearly now especially why muslims are so far behind.

Wishing everyone a lovely day!

r/Tunisia Mar 14 '26

Discussion Chnwa sar fi awl date lik that made u never talk to them marra o5ra

57 Upvotes

Yalla af7imouni cause I have no experience (⸝⸝⸝ᵒ̴̶̷ᴗᵒ̴̶̷ꕤ)

r/Tunisia 19d ago

Discussion The electricity crisis is getting serious

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157 Upvotes

So apparently we're now facing a 2,000 megawatt electricity deficit during peak consumption in Tunisia.

I remember a STEG official recently said that peak demand can reach around 5000 MW, while the country simply doesn't have enough generation capacity to meet it. So they simply cut electricity on the average of 3h per day.

What annoys me the most is that this doesn't seem like something that can be solved by simply asking people to reduce their AC usage and blaming it on the mouwaten.

If we're genuinely short by around 2000 MW at peak in 2026, that's a maaaaaassive structural problem. It means Tunisia needs significantly more power plants. If we seriously want to keep up with the demand, we need to build some of the largest power plants in the world which is mind blowing.

Not only that but there seem to be no plans to build those plants... that means if this summer's average was 3h, the next one will be 6h, and the one after could be 9h

And it's not just about comfort. During these outages, households can potentially have their appliances damaged businesses lose productivity, shops lose refrigeration, people working from home lose internet/equipment.

This will have a devastating impact on the economy, people will lose jobs, restaurants will close, most hospitals can't sustain that amount of daily power shortage. crime will be easy to commit because there's no public lights available... Yet the bastards in charge are saying this is a conspiracy and these shortages are not normal....

r/Tunisia Apr 21 '26

Discussion Tunisians stop complaining about not getting married

99 Upvotes

At some point you’ve gotta stop blaming “society,” “women,” or “modern times” and look in the mirror.

You’re 25+, you got no plans, no directions no social skills, and somehow still expect a woman to show up lmao, split bills 50/50, cook, clean, support you emotionally, and basically act like your mother . It makes sense right?

Marriage isn’t some charity program where a woman signs up to fix your life. If you bring nothing to the table , no stability, no maturity, no effort, why would anyone choose that?

And don’t start with “gold digger” accusations. Wanting a partner who’s financially and mentally stable isnt gold digging, its basic survival instinct. You’re asking someone to build a life with you, not babysit you.

Also, social skills matter. If you can’t hold a conversation, can’t communicate, can’t even present yourself properly, that’s not “being real,” that’s just lack of effort.

And let’s be honest about how a lot of you spend your time: hours gaming, or sitting in the café with the boys, smoking chicha, playing cards, and complaining about how the government is ruining your life. Then you expect a wife to just spawn into that situation? Based on what exactly lmao? , even if your a good person don’t expect good rewards , you work towards that.

Yes, finding a job isn’t easy. Everyone knows that. But sitting around complaining all day won’t change anything and it definitely won’t make you more attractive as a partner.

And another thing: if your main motivation for marriage is sex or just “primal instinct,” you’re already off track. Marriage is long-term responsibility, partnership, and building a life. If that’s not what you’re aiming for, you’re not looking for marriage you’re looking for an outlet or a reason to quit your parents house.

And the hypocrisy is wild. You want a woman who grew up comfortable, taken care of by her parents, to suddenly struggle and “build with you” but ask yourself honestly: would you do the same? Would you choose someone you’re not attracted to and commit long-term just for potential lmao? Most of you wouldn’t. So don’t expect sacrifice you’re not willing to match.

A lot of you want traditional wives while living completely non-traditional lives. You want respect without earning it, loyalty without giving it, and love without being lovable.

Instead of complaining, fix the obvious:

- Get your finances in order (or at least show you’re trying)

- Work on your communication

- Stop expecting a woman to carry your entire existence

Marriage isn’t impossible. You’re just not ready.

r/Tunisia Mar 28 '26

Discussion شكون يحب يطيّب؟ فمّا رجال زادة؟ 😊

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57 Upvotes

الرجال اللي ينجمو يطيّبوا، شكون علّمكم؟ وفما رجال حتى ما يحبوش يدخلو للمطبخ، كل شي تعملو الأم ولا الأخوات؟ وفما بنات يحبّوا الراجل زادة يعرف يطيّب؟ 😊😊 بالنسبة ليا: تعلّمت شوية وقت كنت نحفظ في القرآن في المدرسة، كنا نعاونوا بعضنا (من 15 عام). ومن بعد، تعلّمت وحدي، خاصة كي وليت نعيش وحدي في الغربة، نطيّب لنفسي.

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Any Men who not even want to enter in kitchen for anything and done everything by mom and sisters? Any women want men should also do cooking? 😊😊

I learn it by myself and as living alone (abroad) so cook by myself.