International Literacy Day 2026 marks 60 years of knowledge for people and the planet
Today, the world celebrates the 60th anniversary of International Literacy Day, launched by UNESCO in 1966 and held annually to highlight the importance of literacy in building fairer and more sustainable communities. This year's celebration for 2026 focuses on the slogan "Literacy for People, Planet, and Prosperity," aiming to assess progress in adult education and the development of literacy programs, especially in light of the new challenges posed by social, economic, and technological changes. Data indicates that the illiteracy rate in the Arab world is around 25%, while in Tunisia it is 17.7%, with particular challenges related to women’s literacy and regional disparities. The occasion underscores the need to strengthen policies and improve education systems to effectively face the future.
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