Tunisie Telegraph: Low Humanitarian Risk in Tunisia

Despite the challenges it faces, Tunisia is classified as a country with low humanitarian risks, having scored 4 out of 10 on the Humanitarian Situation Severity Index and 3.4 out of 10 on the Overall Risk Index, ranking 100th out of 191 countries. In 2026, the country experienced three natural warning signs, most notably floods in January, and faced widespread fires during the summer due to temperatures reaching nearly 50 degrees Celsius and desert winds. Additionally, deaths from conflicts and disputes decreased, while cases of disappearances and deaths resulting from irregular migration rose by 57% in the second quarter, despite a 52% decline in the number of migrants crossing by sea. Among the agricultural products, Tunisia achieved a wheat harvest exceeding the average, with expectations of reduced wheat imports during the 2026-2027 season, reflecting an improvement in food security despite ongoing challenges.

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