The seventh edition of Forsa Street is being held at the Cité de la culture in Tunis on September 19-20, 2026. This event is organized by the Tunisian-German Centre for Migration and Development (ZME) and the Tunisian Agency for Employment and Independent Work (Aneti). Forsa Street provides a unique opportunity for young people to discover various paths to employment, training, and entrepreneurship in Tunisia and internationally.
The event features an interactive labyrinth with 40 panels divided into eight thematic corridors. Young visitors can explore different paths, including employment, education, vocational training, higher education, and entrepreneurship. At each station, they receive personalized guidance and recommendations from advisors to help them build their professional projects.
The primary objective of Forsa Street is to make visible the diversity of possible paths, both in Tunisia and internationally, with a focus on opportunities in Germany. The event provides young people with the tools to better orient themselves and make informed decisions about their future. Forsa Street is not a traditional job fair but rather a space for direct dialogue between young people, Tunisian institutions, and international actors.
Several organizations, including the DAAD, Goethe Institut, IOM, AHK Tunisia, and Erasmus+, will lead thematic workshops on topics such as studying, vocational training, and employment in Germany. The workshops will also cover the legal framework for international placement, preparing for the active life, and international scholarship programs.
This year's edition marks a milestone with the introduction of a virtual reality (VR) experience that simulates the migration process to Germany, from information research to integration. The VR experience aims to provide young people with a realistic understanding of the opportunities and challenges associated with migrating to Germany.
Forsa Street 2026 also marks a strategic step with the transfer of responsibility from the Tunisian-German Centre to the Aneti. The Aneti will now be in charge of designing the content and communication for this flagship initiative, ensuring its sustainability and continued benefit to young Tunisians.
The event is free and open to young people, offering them a unique chance to explore various opportunities and build their professional projects. With its interactive and immersive approach, Forsa Street 2026 aims to empower young Tunisians to make informed decisions about their future and unlock their potential.
Key points
- Forsa Street 2026 provides young Tunisians with a platform to explore employment, training, and entrepreneurship opportunities in Tunisia and abroad.
- The event features an interactive labyrinth and VR experience to help young people build their professional projects.
- The Aneti takes over the responsibility for designing the content and communication for Forsa Street, ensuring its sustainability.
