Classroom makers clarify notebook cover controversy

The Vice President of the National Chamber of Pencil and Stationery Manufacturers clarified that an image on the cover of one of the notebooks that sparked controversy depicts a cartoon character aimed at children and is not a real person. He explained that its use was purely for marketing purposes and was not motivated by political or religious reasons. It was also clarified that the edition in question pertains to last year’s printing and did not cause any issues upon its initial release; the current copies circulating are from previous stock. In response to the controversy, it was announced that the remaining quantities of the controversial notebook would be withdrawn and destroyed, with a pledge to replace them with other notebooks. This step aims to avoid confusion and to satisfy parents and Tunisians.

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