Classes at the 2 March Institute in Al-Radif, Gafsa Governorate, are set to resume on Thursday, 24 September 2026, following a delay that occurred at the start of the new academic year. According to Ibrahim Ben Abdullah, head of the local council in Al-Radif, the decision to resume classes comes after a visit by the Governor of Gafsa, Salim Frouga, and the regional education delegate, Ibrahim Al-Ruwaisi, to the institution on Wednesday.
During their visit, the officials inspected the institute and witnessed the ongoing construction work. They worked to address the shortcomings and ensure that the necessary conditions are met for the educational process to continue in a suitable manner. The visit and subsequent actions aimed to alleviate concerns raised by parents and students.
A group of parents had staged a protest on Monday, 21 September 2026, in front of the institute, calling for the swift completion of the ongoing construction work. They argued that the current state of the institute was affecting the smooth delivery of lessons. The protesters also demanded improvements to the institution's conditions and the provision of essential facilities.
The protesters sought to ensure that the institute is equipped to meet the needs of students, teachers, and administrative staff. Their demands highlighted the importance of providing a conducive learning environment. The authorities have taken steps to address these concerns, paving the way for classes to resume.
Ibrahim Ben Abdullah stated that the decision to resume classes was made after the necessary shortcomings were addressed. The institute is expected to operate under improved conditions, allowing students to continue their education without further disruptions.
The resumption of classes at the 2 March Institute marks a positive development for students and the education sector in Al-Radif. Efforts by the local authorities and education officials have helped to resolve the issues that led to the delay in the start of the academic year.
The 2 March Institute in Al-Radif is one of several educational institutions in Tunisia that have faced challenges related to infrastructure and resources. The authorities' efforts to address these issues demonstrate a commitment to improving the quality of education and providing students with suitable learning environments.
Key points
- Classes at Al-Radif's 2 March Institute to resume on Thursday, 24 September 2026.
- The decision to resume classes follows a visit by the Governor of Gafsa and the regional education delegate to the institution.
- Parents had protested earlier, demanding improvements to the institute's conditions and the completion of ongoing construction work.
