Tunisia Missing from PISA Since 2015

Tunisia has been absent since 2015 from the PISA international student assessment program, which measures students' performance in core skills such as reading, mathematics, and science, as well as in digital learning. The latest official results available for Tunisia date back to that year, showing a modest performance compared to the average of OECD member countries. Tunisia's absence from the most recent cycle (2025) deprives it of up-to-date data to assess the current level of its students, especially as international data increasingly play a role in monitoring educational quality. Meanwhile, neighboring countries like Morocco participated and published their results. Tunisia's lack of participation raises questions about the reasons behind it, and it remains possible for the country to rejoin if it decides to participate and completes the necessary national procedures. The OECD has announced that the next cycle will be held in 2029.

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