AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTunisia’s Adult Education Teachers: The Government Presidency says it has moved to regularize the financial situation of literacy and adult education teachers via a decree updating their pay system, while noting the complex task of aligning them with grades in the social education teaching corps. Elderly Care in Béja: Tunisia is set to strengthen its network of elderly care facilities, with a new home in Béja due to be handed over to authorities soon, plus upgrades planned in Sousse, Sfax and Jendouba and certification work in Kairouan. Palestine Solidarity in Tunisia: Tunisian activist Wael Naouar remains on hunger strike in prison after organizing the 2025 Global Sumud Flotilla, with supporters warning his condition is deteriorating. Culture & Arts Calendar: Editors highlight October exhibitions worldwide, including a Sharjah Calligraphy Forum packed with events across Arab and international venues. Housing Crisis (Global, with Tunisia in view): UN-Habitat reports up to 3.4 billion people lack secure housing, stressing that “adequate” homes also mean affordability, services and cultural fit. Education & Recruitment: Tunisia announces a dentistry residency recruitment exam (45 posts) starting December 4 in Monastir.
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