Sidi Bouzid March of Dignity heads to Carthage

Dozens of unemployed graduates from Sidi Bouzid gathered and began a pedestrian march towards Carthage, covering approximately 300 kilometers, demanding the enforcement of the law issued in December 2025, which stipulates the employment of higher education graduates who have been unemployed for more than ten years. The participants are raising banners that say "Work, Freedom, National Dignity" and "My Right to Work Is a Duty." They consider their demands urgent social needs after a long wait, especially since the law has not been implemented yet despite repeated protests. Currently, the unemployment rate in Tunisia stands at 14.9 percent overall, with 26.6 percent among higher education graduates. Additionally, around 30,000 people leave the country each year in search of job opportunities, reflecting the ongoing challenges in the country's labor market.

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