EU allocates 200,000 Euros for Tunisian fire victims

The European Commission announced the allocation of emergency humanitarian funding of 200,000 euros to the Tunisian Red Crescent to support those affected by the recent wildfires in Tunisia. The aid aims to reach approximately 15,000 vulnerable individuals in the affected areas by providing shelter, food supplies, medical care, and direct financial assistance. Additionally, the European Civil Protection Mechanism, led by the Emergency Response Coordination Centre, has deployed two Canadair aircraft to assist in extinguishing fires in the northern regions. They also provide technical and remote support through quick mapping programs to conduct accurate damage assessments. These efforts come amid increasing danger of wildfires in Tunisia and the region during the summer of 2026, driven by rising temperatures and worsening climatic conditions.

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