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تونزي تيليغراف
Tunisia Women Unmarried Count Controversy
The phenomenon of delayed marriage age in Tunisia is moving towards genuine social change, as the number of women postponing marriage due to various economic and social factors continues to rise. These factors include increasing living costs, prolonged periods of education, and the difficulty of finding a partner who meets certain social and economic criteria. Despite widespread reports suggesting that around 3.7 million Tunisian women over the age of thirty are unmarried, this figure is not officially documented and requires scientific verification. Official data show shifts in marriage patterns and a freeze in marriage contracts compared to the past, but they do not indicate such large numbers. Tunisian society is transitioning from early marriage to later marriage, with a rising reliance on economic independence and personal choice. Meanwhile, the increasing number of delayed marriages raises concerns about the future of family life and demographic balance, especially amid declining birth rates. There is a pressing need for in-depth field studies to understand the causes of this trend from economic, psychological, and social perspectives, rather than relying on inflated numbers from unreliable sources.
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