Tunis El Manar University Partners with University of Naples to Host International Scientific Conference

Tunis El Manar University has taken a significant step in international academic cooperation by partnering with the University of Naples Federico II in Italy. Together, the two institutions will host a high-level international workshop on May 27, 2026, as part of the international project "SULIEIA" titled "Women's Rights in the Mediterranean: Legal Contexts and Social Reality."

A Major International Conference on Women's Rights in the Mediterranean

The workshop, scheduled from 9:30 am to 12:00 pm at the University of Naples Federico II, will bring together leading academics and researchers specializing in gender issues, legislative developments, and socio-economic realities in the region. This high-level scientific conference will provide a platform for knowledge sharing, with organizers opening the event to doctoral students who wish to follow the proceedings remotely.

Remote Participation and Credits for Doctoral Students

Doctoral students interested in participating remotely can register via an online form (forms.gle) and will receive three credits of training for their participation. Faculty members and researchers can also validate their presence by registering directly on the official electronic platform of the project at sulieia.it.

The SULIEIA Project: A Major Academic Initiative

Led by the University of Naples Federico II, the SULIEIA project is a major academic initiative that brings together universities from the southern shore of the Mediterranean and the Balkans. The project aims to promote international university cooperation and modernize higher education and scientific research structures.

A Global Strategy for Accelerating Digital Transition and Promoting Gender Equality

The project's program deploys a global strategy focused on accelerating digital transition in faculties, implementing innovative pedagogical methods, and actively promoting gender equality within university institutions.

A Unique Academic Network

Financed by the European Union's recovery plan within the framework of transnational education initiatives, this unique academic network currently comprises over 30 partner universities from the southern shore of the Mediterranean and Western Balkans, making this workshop a must-attend event for the future of women's rights in the region.