Tunisian President Receives Young Sisters, Winners of Arabic Reading Challenge
A Symbol of Excellence and Cultural Richness
The President of Tunisia, Kaïs Saïed, received two young Tunisian sisters, Bissan and Baylassène Kouka, at the Carthage Palace on Saturday. The sisters were awarded the first prize in the "Arabic Reading Challenge" on October 23rd in Dubai.
From the beginning of the meeting, the President expressed his great pride and that of the entire Tunisian people in this resounding victory. He extended his warmest congratulations to Bissan and Baylassène, praising their eloquence, mastery of the Arabic language, and the depth of their words, which conquered the audience and went viral on social media.
These two young girls have become true ambassadors of Tunisia, embodying excellence, culture, and the spirit of perseverance that defines the country.
Education Reform: A Top Priority
The President took the opportunity to remind everyone that reforming the educational system remains a major priority of his action. He highlighted the creation of the Higher Council of Education and Teaching, as provided for in the Constitution, which will aim to rethink the Tunisian school to ensure equal opportunities, encourage excellence, and promote creativity.
Through this achievement, Tunisia shines once again on the Arab scene, carried by the talent and passion of two young girls who wonderfully illustrate the country's cultural and intellectual richness.
Key Points:
- The President of Tunisia received the two young sisters, winners of the Arabic Reading Challenge
- The sisters were praised for their eloquence, mastery of the Arabic language, and depth of their words
- The President reminded everyone that education reform is a top priority, with the creation of the Higher Council of Education and Teaching
- The achievement showcases Tunisia's cultural and intellectual richness, with the two young girls becoming true ambassadors of the country.
