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  • Ambassador meets with Loyola Univ. Students

    Ambassador meets with Loyola Univ. Students

    A group of 25 students from Loyola University visited the U.S. Embassy and met with U.S. Ambassador Jake Walles.

  • U.S. Policy Spotlights the Human Right of Religious Freedom

    Kerry on International Religious Freedom Report

    "This report, as many of you know, shines light on the challenges that people face as they seek nothing more than the basic religious freedom, the right to worship as they wish."

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  • Training Helps Tunisians Find Jobs

    Training Helps Tunisians Find Jobs

    Learn more about how this workforce training project helps Tunisians to address crucial economic challenges confronting the country, by enabling Tunisian ICT and ICT-enabled sectors to become catalysts for private sector growth and job creation.

  • Remarks by United States Ambassador to Tunisia Jake Walles for World Press Freedom Day 2013

    Ambassador Jake Walles on WPFD 2013

    "Just three short years ago, a gathering of diplomats, journalists, professors, and students of journalism on World Press Freedom Day would have been impossible here in Tunisia."

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Embassy Events

  • U.S. Embassy Opens Application Period for New Thomas Jefferson Scholarships
    U.S. Embassy Opens Application Period for New Thomas Jefferson Scholarships

    The Embassy of the United States of America in Tunis is pleased to announce the official opening of recruitment for a new scholarship program for Tunisians.  

  • Ambassador Walles visits Sousse
    Ambassador Walles visits Sousse

    During his first visit to Sousse, Ambassador Walles visited the American Corner at Amideast and met with graduates of the Embassy-sponsored ACCESS English language program.  

  • WES Entrepreneurship TOT
    WES Entrepreneurship TOT - Training Center Women’s Enterprise for Sustainability

    This TOT workshop is part of a training cycle dedicated to 18 trainers coming from 8 associations identified as WES association partners in 6 different regions: Tunis, Sfax, Sousse, Kairouan, Gafsa and Zarzis. It is a continuation of a project that consists of helping to create 8 WES training centers for 8 associations that would act as social enterprises to train women entrepreneurs and help the association to become self-sustained through offering those training services. 

  • Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Nazanin's visit to Tunisia
    Souk At-Tanmia Awards Ceremony

    Ms. Natalie Brown, the Deputy Chief of Mission in Tunisia, participated in the Souk At-Tanmia awards ceremony which took place last Thursday, January 10th, 2013 at the City of Sciences.  

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