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Transport University Urges Affiliates to Refrain from Participating in Tomorrow's Strike

Transport University Urges Affiliates to Refrain from Participating in Tomorrow's Strike

The Transport University in Tunisia has called on its affiliated workers in the irregular transportation sector, including taxis, minibuses, and rural transport, not to participate in the strike scheduled for tomorrow, Monday, July 13, 2026, which will last from 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. The university emphasized that protecting workers' rights should be achieved through union unity and respect for legitimate decisions. It also called on security authorities to protect union members from attacks and harassment and to provide legal support for them. The strike comes within the context of demands for the implementation of the Ministry of Transport’s promises to increase fares.

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