AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTunisia’s Education Push: President Kaïs Saïed presided over Knowledge Day at Carthage and urged stronger support for pupils and students, then visited the Higher Council for Education and Teaching, where the council’s inaugural session and key appointments are now set to kick off. Heritage & Tourism: UNESCO’s World Heritage listing is already boosting interest in Sidi Bou Said, with locals hoping the new spotlight brings more visitors, sales, and investment while raising the stakes for preservation. Youth, Work & Learning: Tunisia’s unemployment rate fell to 14.9% in Q2 2026, but graduate unemployment climbed to 26.6%, keeping pressure on education-to-jobs pathways. Migration at Europe’s Edge: In Ceuta, migrants stranded on El Trampolín await legal decisions after the late-July surge, while a separate case highlights how edited viral clips can distort migration stories. Culture Beyond Borders: Locarno’s Nikias Chryssos talks “Bloody Tennis,” and Belfast’s 20th Belfast Mela returns with a full multicultural programme. Sports as Lifestyle: Zion Suzuki’s Premier League move to Aston Villa spotlights how talent and identity collide with racist abuse, while Alas Pilipinas Girls finish 15th at the U17 Worlds with a win over Czechia.
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