Tunisia Education & Youth: President Kaïs Saïed presided over Tunisia’s Knowledge Day ceremony, then visited the Higher Council for Education and Teaching, urging a more democratic national education system and better support for pupils and students nationwide, including transport, healthcare, and learning tools. UNESCO Tourism Boost: Sidi Bou Said’s UNESCO World Heritage listing is already lifting international arrivals, with local merchants and heritage specialists saying the new status brings both opportunity and added responsibility to protect the town’s distinctive architecture. Arabic Culture in Motion: BilAraby, a Qatar Foundation initiative, wrapped up its “BilAraby in…” tour across Damascus, Amman, and Djerba, bringing Tunisian, Syrian, and Jordanian voices to nearly 1,000 attendees through Arabic-rooted dialogues on youth, knowledge, and heritage. Sports & Youth Pathways: Qatar says it has completed preparations for the FIVB U17 World Championship in Doha, with Tunisia set to play in the opening group stage, while Senegal’s youth beach volleyball duo won silver at the CAVB development cup. Culture & Film Exchange: South Korea’s Arab Film Festival returns at the Asia Culture Center, featuring recent films from across the Arab world including Tunisia. Migration & Human Rights Lens: Coverage on Ceuta highlights migrants stranded at “Europe’s gates,” while separate reporting on a British Muslim student’s US detention frames profiling claims around faith.