Tunisian policewomen lead interpol bust

Tunis participated in the "Phoenix" operation conducted by INTERPOL over three weeks, which included Tunisia, Algeria, Jordan, and Palestine. During this operation, more than 700,000 documents and matches were carefully examined, resulting in the arrest of 48 individuals, including those wanted internationally—among them, a fugitive from prison wanted by France for murder. The operation was led by Tunisian policewomen, marking the first such initiative in the region, where they assumed full responsibilities from screening to international coordination. This took place within the framework of the "Momentum-MENA" project, which aims to enhance the capabilities of women in law enforcement agencies and promote their leadership roles. Tunisia also focused on strengthening women's skills in the security field through specialized training, reflecting a shift in the role of women police officers from training to leadership positions at the regional level.

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