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The flag of Tunisia, introduced in 1827 by Hussein II, symbolizes the country’s rich history and culture. Featuring a red field with a white circle containing a crescent and a five-pointed star, it represents the blood of martyrs, Islam, and peace. It remains a symbol of national pride and unity.
Ramadan and Fasting Break Day. In 2023, the bridge for the Italian holiday of April 25 falls near: an opportunity to visit Tunis.
A thousand-year history and a Roman amphitheater surrounded by museums-a cultural gem in the heart of Tunisia. Mosaics, ancient fighting and new festivals in a land that was lush in Roman times-a veritable garden where wealthy families built villas that flaunted not only their opulence but also their beliefs.
On July 25, 2022, Tunisia voted by referendum for a change of governmental system from a republic with an Italian-style parliamentary system (semi-presidential), to a hyper-presidential republic, where power and state policies are centralized in the hands of the leader.
Historical notes on Tunisian philately It is said that the first conditions for a postal service in Tunisia were created back in 1847. It should
The “date palm” becomes a UNESCO heritage site. Congratulations from Italy to the Arab world for this wonderful news.
Twinning project between Italy and Tunisia for a twinning project between the Coliseum and El Jem
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