Port Said Hosts “Down to Earth” Climate Photo Exhibition, Echoing COP30 Talks

 As world leaders convene in the Amazon for the COP30 climate summit, a powerful photographic exhibition in Port Said is presenting a stark, visual testament to the planet’s environmental crises and the communities fighting back. Titled “Down to Earth: Climate Change and Climate Futures,” the exhibition is organized by Photopia in partnership with the World Press Photo Foundation and is held under the auspices of the Embassy of the Netherlands in Cairo. The showcase, located in Princess Feryal’s Garden, features 21 award-winning projects from the World Press Photo archive, all…

Saudi Arabia’s Ithra and WHO Forge Landmark Partnership to Tackle Digital Health Challenges

In a move signaling Saudi Arabia’s growing influence in global digital health policy, the King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture (Ithra) and the World Health Organization (WHO) have signed a significant Memorandum of Understanding. The agreement was finalized during the WHO Regional Tech Forum, which Ithra hosted—marking the first time the high-level gathering has been held in the Middle East. The two-day forum, held November 22-23, 2025, and organized by Ithra’s Digital Well-being Program ‘Sync’ and the WHO Foundation, brought together over 30 global tech companies and experts. The focus…

Notes of Ambassador of the Sultanate of Oman to Tunisia for National Day

Oman as a Model of Stability, Investment, and Sustainable Development The celebration of the 54th National Day of the Sultanate of Oman represents a moment of profound national reflection and pride. It is not merely a commemoration of our founding but a reaffirmation of the continuous journey of progress and renaissance under the wise leadership of His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tariq Al-Said. This occasion allows us to showcase the Sultanate’s significant achievements in human and national development, positioning Oman as a unique model in the region, said Dr. Hilal…

Investing in Resilient Infrastructure Could Halve Disaster-Linked GDP Losses, Landmark Report Finds

Investing in disaster-resilient infrastructure can reduce future GDP losses from climate-related disasters by half, according to new modelling from the Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (CDRI) launched Wednesday at the COP30 climate summit. The research reveals a stark “resilience deficit,” with the true economic cost of infrastructure failure exceeding the immediate physical damage by more than seven times. This is because disruptions to transport, power, and water systems cripple supply chains and business activity, creating a massive hidden cost on top of the initial destruction. The report, which analyzed eight…

India Celebrates Diwali and Cultural Ties in Tunisia

The Embassy of India in Tunis, in partnership with the Tunisian-Indian Friendship Association (TIFA) and the Honorary Consul of Tunisia in Bengaluru, hosted a “Days of India & Diwali” reception on November 15 at the Golden Carthage Hotel in La Marsa. The event was attended by senior Tunisian officials, including H.E. Mr. Slim Ghariani, Director General for Asia at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In her address, Indian Ambassador H.E. Dr. Devyani Uttam Khobragade highlighted the warm relations between India and Tunisia, describing Diwali as a festival that “symbolises the…

A Taste of India Arrives in Tunis: Four Seasons Hotel Hosts Culinary Festival

The vibrant and diverse flavours of India have taken center stage at the Four Seasons Hotel in Gammarth, as a special Indian Food Festival offers Tunisian gourmands a direct culinary journey to the subcontinent. Running from November 13 to 16, 2025, the festival is a highlight of the ongoing “Celebration of Days of India in Tunisia.” Organized by the Indian Embassy in Tunis in partnership with the India Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) and the hotel, the event transforms the Azur Restaurant into a hub for Indian cuisine and culture. The…

Tunisia Sports Festival Positions Nation as a Rising African Sports and Tech Hub

The Kram Exhibition Park was the epicenter of Tunisian sport and innovation as it hosted the Tunisia Sports Festival, running from November 6-9. The event, a gathering of more than 200 exhibitors, showcased the powerful convergence of athletics, wellness, and digital technology. The festival underscores how modern sports, including the rapidly growing sector of e-sports, are catalysts for economic growth and social inclusion. By bringing these industries together, the event aims to solidify Tunisia’s reputation as an emerging leader in the sports and tech landscape within Africa, highlighting the sector’s…

Beyond the Grand Slams: How Monastir Became an Unlikely Tennis Hub

While Wimbledon and Roland-Garros capture the glamour of tennis, the unassuming Tunisian coastal city of Monastir has become a vital engine for the sport’s grassroots. Known for its historic Ribat fortress and Mediterranean beaches, Monastir has established itself as a global hotspot on the ITF World Tennis Tour. In 2025, the city hosted a relentless schedule of roughly 30 professional tournaments, making its resort courts a familiar proving ground for rising stars. This year, Monastir leveled up, successfully hosting its first-ever ATP Challenger Tour event, the Monastir Open. Players praised…

Djerba Emerges as a Challenger to Traditional Winter Sun Destinations

With its blend of culture, mild climate, and competitive pricing, the Tunisian island is capturing the attention of British sun-seekers looking for an alternative to the Canaries. Tunisia’s island of Djerba is rapidly being positioned as the next sought-after winter sun destination for British travellers. Promoted as a refreshing alternative, Djerba offers a unique combination of relaxation and authenticity that is drawing interest from major tour operators and tourists alike Travel And Tour World said. While traditional hotspots like the Canary Islands and Sharm el-Sheikh remain popular, Djerba provides a…

UAE Ambassador to Tunisia Iman Al Salami Receives Tunisian Girls Bissan and Bilsan, Winners of the Arab Reading Challenge

Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates to Tunisia Iman Al Salami received today the two Tunisian girls Bissan and Bilsan, winners of the Arab Reading Challenge held in the UAE in mid-October. The competition brought together outstanding students from across the Arab world in celebration of the culture of reading and knowledge. During the reception at the UAE Embassy in Tunis, the ambassador warmly congratulated the young winners and presented them with certificates of recognition. She praised their passion for reading and dedication to learning, noting that the award reflects…