Tunisia Education Security Measures
The article discusses the Tunisian government's security plan to protect educational institutions in preparation for the 2026/2027 academic year. This plan includes deploying security patrols in front of schools and colleges. Its goal is to address security and social challenges such as the spread of violence and drug trafficking, particularly among Tunisian youth who are increasingly falling into addiction, as evidenced by the significant rise in drug use among students aged 15-17, with a notable doubling in the consumption of cannabis and ecstasy pills. The plan is both security and politically motivated, reflecting the state's recognition that protecting schools is not a temporary measure but requires a sustainable security system to ensure a safe environment for education. It emphasizes preventing drugs from reaching students and safeguarding the emerging generation from the dangers of addiction.
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