Tunisie Telegraph: Cocaine War Challenges Tunisia

The increase in cocaine smuggling operations in Tunisia places the country in confrontation with transnational mafia networks, as more than 101 kilograms of the drug have been seized in just nine months. This indicates a transformation of Tunisia into a major drug market. Criminal networks smuggle the substance into vehicles and postal parcels, using secret systems to facilitate trafficking, and they often dilute the cocaine with other substances to lower the price and expand their consumer base. This proliferation exacerbates the phenomenon of crimes committed by children and teenagers who use the drug and become part of criminal circles, posing a threat to community security and public peace. The current fight requires heightened security and societal efforts to confront organized smuggling networks that connect international and local parties. The seizure of large quantities of drugs is an indicator of a hidden portion of the iceberg of drug trafficking that threatens the country’s stability.

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