Category: National activities

In a significant step toward fostering collaboration in the fields of heritage, citizenship, and diversity, Attalaki Organization has signed a strategic partnership agreement with the Higher Institute of Human Sciences in Jendouba. This partnership aims to combine academic excellence with…

On September 20th, 2024, Attalaki had the pleasure of hosting a diverse group of young German students and experts alongside their Tunisian and Algerian counterparts for a visit to St. George Anglican Church in Tunis. This event was part of…

On June 26, 2023, Mr. Adam Phillips, Director of the Bureau for Development, Democracy, and Innovation’s Local, Faith and Transformative Partnerships, along with Ms. Gretchen Birkle, responsible for the USAID’s Middle East and North Africa office, and Ms. Jillian Provost,…

Attalaki had the privilege of both participating as well as co-designing a learning workshop with USAID here in Tunisia. A number of participants were gathered from across the civil society sector from around the world, such as Iraq, Lebanon, Morocco,…

Tunisia, March 8, 2023 – Attalaki, the leading anti-hate organization in Tunisia that defends the values of citizenship and diversity, has announced a new partnership with the Tunisian Ministry of Education. This collaboration aims to educate students and teachers about…

On January 28th, 2023, a closing ceremony for the “L’ts Talk about Religious Freedom” project was held in the Capital of Tunisia. The event was attended by more than 100 guests from different regions, and the project was implemented by…

The Public Relations and Partnerships officer of Attalaki organization, Ghassen Ayari, accompanied by Dr. Sabrine Jlassi and Roua Tlilli, assistant Program Coordinator, met with Dr. Fethi Sellaouti, Tunisian Minister of Education at the Ministry, where Attalaki presented to the minister…

On January 26, 2022, the Attalaki organisation facilitated the signing of the National Charter for Peaceful Coexistence, an initiative aimed at fostering dialogue, understanding and cooperation among the country’s diverse communities.The charter represents the culmination of several years of dedicated…

On Wednesday, Attalaki office hosted Dr. Ali Al-Moussawi, Secretary-General of the International Council for Religious and Humanitarian Dialogue in Oslo, who visited Tunisia. This meeting was attended by distinguished figures: Father Frank Bernardi, Dean of the Episcopal/Anglican Church in Tunis; Rabbi Daniel Cohen,…

The political, economic, social, and security situation at the national level, combined with the repercussions of the geopolitical landscape and the rise of right-wing movements globally, especially considering the security situation in the Middle East, has made Tunisia particularly susceptible…