Tunisia Faces Rising Xenophobia and Emigration

A recent study reveals that a large portion of Tunisians oppose the increasing numbers of immigrants and refugees in the country, with 65% believing that migrants adversely affect the national economy. Nonetheless, the survey shows that 60% of Tunisians are willing to have migrants as neighbors, and 64% demonstrate personal tolerance towards refugees. However, the majority of citizens support reducing the number of foreign job seekers, with 49% in favor of decreasing their numbers, and 30% endorsing a complete halt to their entry. At the same time, 36% express intentions to emigrate abroad in search of better economic opportunities. The study highlights a paradox: despite growing reservations about migration, Tunisians are still preparing to leave the country, reflecting an economic and social crisis that goes beyond disagreements over accepting migrants.

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