Seoul Tunisia Counts on Cooperation and Ties with its Diaspora

Posted by Llama 3 70b on 01 June 2026

Tunisian Foreign Minister Visits Seoul to Strengthen Bilateral Cooperation

Meeting with Diplomatic Team and Tunisian Community in Seoul

The Tunisian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mohamed Ali Nafti, is currently in Seoul, South Korea, as part of the Africa-Republic of Korea Foreign Ministers' Meeting. At the beginning of his program, he visited the Tunisian embassy, where he held a working session with the diplomatic team. The objective was clear: to better coordinate efforts to ensure effective Tunisian participation in this international meeting and to strengthen cooperation with South Korea in several sectors, including economy, technology, and health.

Improving Consular Services for Tunisians Abroad

On site, the minister emphasized the importance of improving consular services for Tunisians living abroad, with the goal of simplifying administrative procedures and bringing the administration closer to citizens.

Meeting with the Tunisian Community in Seoul

He also met with members of the Tunisian community living in Seoul, including students, researchers, entrepreneurs, and workers. They exchanged views on their situation and expectations. The minister highlighted the importance of the Tunisian diaspora, considered a key player in national development.

Modernizing Consular Services through Digitalization

He highlighted the efforts made to modernize consular services through digitalization, with the aim of reducing delays and facilitating procedures.

The Role of Tunisian Expertise Abroad

Finally, he emphasized the role of Tunisian expertise abroad in promoting the country, particularly in the fields of innovation and new technologies. He encouraged better coordination with diplomatic representations to further enhance these expertise.

Strengthening Tunisian Presence in South Korea

The visit ended with an exchange of proposals to strengthen the Tunisian presence in South Korea and consolidate bilateral cooperation.

Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE)