The Tunisian government is working on launching a national reference system, aimed at enhancing the reintegration of Tunisian returnees, in October. The system is part of the 'Integration' program, which seeks to provide a comprehensive approach to reintegration, including economic and social support. The program is being implemented in collaboration with the German Development Agency.
The 'Integration' program is designed to provide a structured approach to reintegration, including guidance and counseling, to help returnees access employment and entrepreneurship opportunities. The program's director general, Nabila Bali, stated that the initiative is crucial in supporting Tunisian returnees and ensuring their successful reintegration into society. The program also aims to promote coordination among various national institutions and international organizations.
According to Nabila Bali, the 'Integration' program represents a significant step forward for the Tunisian government in its efforts to support returnees. The program is part of a broader strategy to promote the reintegration of Tunisian citizens who have returned to the country. Bali emphasized that the program is designed to provide a tailored approach to reintegration, taking into account the specific needs and aspirations of each returnee.
The Tunisian government has been working to strengthen its support for returnees, with a focus on promoting economic and social reintegration. The 'Integration' program is part of this effort, and is designed to provide a comprehensive framework for supporting returnees. The program is being implemented in collaboration with various national institutions and international organizations.
The national reference system is expected to be launched in October, and will provide a standardized framework for supporting returnees. The system will help to ensure that returnees have access to relevant information and support services, and will facilitate their reintegration into Tunisian society. The system will also help to promote coordination among various national institutions and international organizations.
The 'Integration' program is part of a broader effort to promote the reintegration of Tunisian citizens who have returned to the country. The program is being implemented in collaboration with the German Development Agency, and is designed to provide a comprehensive approach to reintegration. The program's launch is expected to have a positive impact on the lives of Tunisian returnees.
The 'Integration' program was presented at the 'Street Opportunity' event, which was held in Tunis from September 19-20. The event brought together various national and international organizations, and provided a platform for discussing opportunities for education, training, and employment. The program's presentation highlighted the importance of promoting the reintegration of Tunisian returnees, and the need for a comprehensive approach to supporting their economic and social reintegration.
Key points
- The Tunisian government is set to launch a national reference system in October, aimed at enhancing the reintegration of Tunisian returnees.
- The 'Integration' program is designed to provide a comprehensive approach to reintegration, including economic and social support.
- The program is being implemented in collaboration with the German Development Agency.
