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The Minister of Family, Women, Childhood, and the Elderly, Asma Al-Jabri, inaugurated the activities of the International Forum of "S.O.S" Villages in Hammamet. The forum, which runs until September 29, 2026, brings together representatives from 28 associations within the "S.O.S" Children's Villages network from different continents, as well as members of the International Council of the International Federation of "S.O.S" Children's Villages. Al-Jabri emphasized the importance of protecting childhood and children's rights, noting that Tunisia has established an advanced system of laws and institutions to ensure children's rights and has collaborated with the Tunisian Association of "S.O.S" Children's Villages, founded in 1981. She pointed out that the Tunisian experience in care and family support has proven successful, and that the gathering is an opportunity for exchanging expertise and strengthening international cooperation, with a focus on the necessity of continued openness to Arab and African countries to enhance childhood protection and invest in the future of the generations.
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