Médénine: Four twin sisters pass baccalaureate exam with distinction

Four twin sisters from Médénine, Tunisia, have achieved a remarkable academic feat by all passing the baccalaureate exam in the main 2026 session. The Atigui sisters, born in 2007, have demonstrated exceptional academic prowess, with three of them scoring well in scientific fields.

Rabab Atigui, a student at the pilot high school of Médénine in the mathematics section, particularly distinguished herself by obtaining the highest average among the sisters, with an impressive score of 17.77 out of 20. Her sister Maram followed with an average of 16.05. Meriem Atigui secured an average of 14 out of 20, while their sister Rahab achieved a score of 13.50.

The latter three sisters are enrolled in the experimental sciences section at the Médénine high school. This simultaneous success of all four sisters, each pursuing scientific disciplines, represents a rare and noteworthy family achievement in the region's educational landscape.

The regional education delegation of Médénine has registered this outstanding performance, highlighting the dedication and academic rigor of the Atigui sisters.