Russian Foundation Equips 18 Tunisian High Schools for Language Learning

In a significant move to bolster Russian language education in Tunisia, the Russian foundation "Russkiy Mir" has donated substantial equipment and resources to 18 Tunisian high schools. The official handover ceremony, held on Thursday, June 18, 2026, underscores the deepening educational ties between the two nations, celebrated alongside the 70th anniversary of bilateral diplomatic relations.

The donation aims to modernize learning infrastructure by providing new school furniture and advanced technological equipment, including laptops and interactive tablets. This initiative is designed to support the teaching of Russian, which is offered as an optional subject in these secondary schools. The "Russkiy Mir" foundation is committed to providing a comprehensive package that includes audiovisual resources, Russian educational films, and exclusive access to online training modules led by Russian experts.

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This patronage action is at the heart of the celebrations marking the 70th anniversary of the establishment of official diplomatic relations between Tunisia and Russia.

Beyond the material aid, the foundation pledges sustained methodological support to ensure the long-term viability of teaching the Russian language in Tunisia. This partnership will focus on enhancing the professional skills of Tunisian teachers and promoting student success through academic emulation programs. The Russian Embassy in Tunis highlighted a growing interest and enthusiasm among Tunisian youth for learning the language.

The ceremony was attended by key figures, including the Russian Ambassador to Tunisia, Alexandre Zolotov, the executive director of the "Russkiy Mir" foundation, Tatiana Shlychkova, and officials from the Tunisian Ministry of Education. Representatives from Tunisian educational associations, such as Randa Zayani, president of the Tunisian Association of Russian Language and Literature Teachers, and Faycel Abid, director of the Rue de Russie High School in Tunis, were also present, signifying a strong collaborative effort.

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