Return trips for Sub-Saharan Africans reach 5,000
The Tunisian authorities announced the organization of a voluntary repatriation process for 91 migrants from sub-Saharan Africa. Of these, 22 departed via Tunis Carthage Airport, while flights for the remaining migrants are ongoing. At least 200 people are being transported from the gathering point "Klem Zero" to the "Klem 21" camp in Sfax Governorate, as part of a voluntary return program that has included around 5,000 beneficiaries since July 2025. This effort is supported by the International Organization for Migration, which has helped facilitate the return of 27,000 individuals over the past three years. The ministry indicated that the operation is being carried out in a coordinated and flexible manner, with responsibility oversight from the Presidency and the Ministry of Interior.
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