Tunisie dans le registre Mémoires du Monde de l'Unesco: pourquoi partage-t-elle le fichier « Introduction » avec l'Algérie, l'Égypte et la Turquie

It has been announced that the registration file for "Ibn Khaldun's Introduction" in the "Memory of the World" register of UNESCO is a joint effort between Tunisia, Algeria, Egypt, and Turkey, aimed at preserving the legacy of the renowned author. Tunisia, considered the homeland of Ibn Khaldun, took the lead in coordinating the preparation of the file, while experts clarify that the participation of other countries relates to the multiple locations of the manuscripts and the geographical spread of Ibn Khaldun's heritage, rather than a renunciation of Tunisia's national identity. The evaluation results are expected to be announced in spring 2027, with the goal of highlighting the historical and intellectual significance of the "Introduction" and its connections to various countries, without undermining Tunisia's status as the original homeland of the author.

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