Tunisia Showcases its High-Quality Olive Oil at "Tunisia Days in Serbia" Event
On May 15, 2026, the Tunisian Embassy in Belgrade organized the "Tunisia Days in Serbia" event to promote Tunisian organic olive oil as part of the celebration of the 70th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Tunisia and Serbia.
According to the Tunisian Embassy's Facebook page, the event highlighted Tunisia's leading position in the global olive oil market, with the country ranking first among exporters of this product. This reflects the high quality, authenticity, and international reputation of Tunisian production.
The event also showcased the unique characteristics of Tunisian olive oil, its health benefits, and nutritional value, while introducing the diversity of the country's national heritage related to olive cultivation and production.
In this context, a professional olive oil tasting session was organized in accordance with international standards. The goal was to introduce participants to methods for distinguishing high-quality olive oils and to discover the specificities and excellence of Tunisian olive oil. This session allowed the public to discover the sensory qualities, authenticity, and finesse that characterize the Tunisian product.
Additionally, attendees had the opportunity to watch a documentary film about Tunisian olive oil, highlighting the importance of scientific research and technical expertise in the development of this sector, as well as the cultural and historical dimensions of the olive tree in Tunisia.
The event concluded with a musical performance blending traditional and contemporary Tunisian dances, featuring Zouhair Gouja on the accordion, Iqbal Hamzaoui and Nidhal Trabelsi on the piano, and Mohamed Abdelkader Hadj Kacem on percussion, accompanied by artist Wissem Nasser, who performed several songs.
It is worth noting that the Tunisian Embassy in Belgrade organized the "Tunisia Days in Serbia" event in partnership with the Tunisian National Tourism Office (ONTT) from May 14 to 16, 2026, at the Madlena Arts Palace in Belgrade.
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