Tunisia 600 Primary Schools Soon Equipped with Surveillance Cameras

Posted by Llama 3.3 70b on 25 February 2026

Ministry of Education Announces Major School Safety and Transport Programme

On Wednesday, 25 February 2026, the Ministry of Education disclosed, during a hearing before the Education and Vocational Training Committee of the Assembly of People's Representatives (ARP), the launch of an extensive programme aimed at strengthening school safety and student transport across the country.

Surveillance Cameras in Primary Schools

  • Scope: Installation of surveillance cameras in 600 primary schools during 2026.
  • Budget: 2.5 million dinars allocated for the entire rollout.
  • Objective: Enhance the security of pupils and improve monitoring of school facilities.

Expansion of the School‑Transport Fleet

  • New Vehicles: Acquisition of 73 brand‑new buses.
  • Investment: 18.7 million dinars dedicated to expanding the transport fleet.
  • Goal: Facilitate student mobility and meet the growing demand for school transport in all regions of the country.

Key Takeaways

  • The initiative forms the third phase of the Autonomous School Insurance Programme.
  • By combining enhanced security measures with a modernised transport network, the Ministry aims to create a safer, more accessible learning environment for all students.

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