International Women’s Day 2026 – “Rights, Justice, Work, for All Women and Girls”
On the occasion of International Women’s Day 2026, themed “Rights, Justice, Work, for All Women and Girls,” the Presidency of the Assembly of the People’s Representatives (ARP) issued a statement reaffirming Tunisia’s commitment to celebrate the day with confidence in women’s role and capabilities. The country reiterates the need to preserve the gains made by women and to strengthen their position within families and society.
Key Messages of the Statement
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The 2026 slogan underscores the fundamental role of women as essential partners in building a democratic and sustainable society. It calls for safe working conditions, equal opportunities, and a firm fight against all forms of discrimination and marginalisation.
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International obligations: Tunisia bases its policies on the respect and implementation of international conventions and treaties to guarantee women’s empowerment, their participation in development and public life, and the consolidation of their rights.
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National pride: The achievements of Tunisian women are presented as a source of national pride and a model of influence, leadership, and progress.
Congratulations to Tunisian Women
The Presidency extended its congratulations to all Tunisian women, both inside and outside the country, praising their sense of national duty and activist commitment, which enable them to contribute actively to the nation’s higher interests.
Focus on Women Parliamentarians
Special attention was given to women parliamentarians, members of the ARP, for whom the protection and promotion of women’s rights remain a priority. They pledge to enrich legislative debate, monitor the status of women across all sectors, and propose solutions and initiatives in collaboration with the executive branch.
Solidarity with Working Women Worldwide
The communiqué concluded by expressing Tunisia’s solidarity with working women around the globe, lauding their resilience, dedication, and role in promoting women’s status within families and societies. Tunisian leaders described these women as symbols of generosity, sacrifice, and perseverance.
Keywords: International Women’s Day 2026, Tunisia, women’s rights, gender equality, legislative action, women parliamentarians, global solidarity, safe work conditions, anti‑discrimination.
