JCI Tunisia Celebrates 64 Years of Influence and Prepares for a Global Event in 2025
In 2025, JCI Tunisia, a key player in the international scene of leadership development and civic engagement, will celebrate its 64th anniversary. To mark this milestone, the organization is implementing a series of actions aimed at stimulating the engagement of young people in the fields of innovation, entrepreneurship, and social action.
Among these initiatives is the [è] event, a major annual event orchestrated by the Young Economic Chamber of Tunisia and under the auspices of JCI Monastir. This event promises to be the most significant of the year, as Tunisia will have the honor of hosting the JCI World Congress from November 4 to 8, 2025, under the theme "Leading by Innovation."
Over 4,000 young leaders, entrepreneurs, and decision-makers from around the world will participate in this global event. It will offer a unique platform for sharing ideas, strengthening cooperation, and encouraging leadership projects for a better future.
This congress offers Tunisia an unprecedented opportunity in terms of tourism, economy, culture, and influence on youth and leadership. It will feature over 40 training sessions and more than 20 networking sessions. Participants from over 100 countries, with 30 exhibitors, and millions of dollars in investments are expected to attend.
In conclusion, this congress offers Tunisia an exceptional chance to distinguish itself on the international stage, highlighting its economic vitality, entrepreneurial potential, and commitment to innovative leadership.
On this occasion, two surprises were unveiled. The first was the launch of the official website of the JCI World Congress, jciwc2025.tn, which will centralize all information, data, and media coverage related to the Congress.
The second surprise was the edition of 500,000 stamps featuring the new logo of JCI. In this context, Omar Bejaoui, Director of the JCI World Congress, reminded us that JCI is the only young chamber in the world to have chosen a logo created with calligraphy and featuring the name of Tunisia.
