Women In Nuclear Tunisia

13/08/2026

🌷 في عيد المرأة التونسية، نحتفي بكِ وبكل امرأة تصنع الفرق.🌹

إلى المرأة التونسية، رمز العطاء والطموح والصمود، وإلى كل امرأة تساهم بعلمها وفكرها وعملها في بناء مستقبل أفضل…
نفخر بإنجازاتكِ، ونؤمن بقدرتكِ على الإلهام والابتكار وفتح آفاق جديدة للأجيال القادمة.

💐كل عام وأنتِ قوةٌ تُلهم، وعطاءٌ يُثمر، وحضورٌ يصنع المستقبل.💐

،نتمنى لكل النساء التونسيات عيدًا سعيدًا مليئًا بالفخر والنجاح والأمل. 🇹🇳✨

💐معًا من أجل مستقبل أكثر شمولًا، ابتكارًا واستدامة.💐

31/05/2026

01/05/2026

Proud to share our latest publication in the African Physics Newsletter
“Women in Nuclear in Tunisia: Driving Awareness, Empowerment, and Sustainable Development.”
This article highlights the role of Women in Nuclear Tunisia in empowering women, engaging youth, and strengthening public understanding of nuclear sciences in support of sustainable development.
From education to international exposure, we are seeing a real transformation where curiosity replaces fear and knowledge builds confidence.
Grateful to all contributors to this journey.

08/03/2026

💐Happy International Women’s Day 🌸
Today we celebrate the incredible women who inspire change, lead innovation, and shape the future of science and nuclear technology.
🎉Let’s continue empowering women and supporting the next generation of leaders.🎉

17/02/2026

An inspiring meeting took place last week in Kampala, Uganda, under the auspices of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) as part of the RAF 0065 project. All chapter presidents came together to discuss strategies for promoting the role of women in nuclear science and raising awareness about nuclear technologies. The event was honored by the presence of H.E. the Minister of Technology during the launch of the Women in Nuclear chapters in Uganda and Benin. I was very happy to participate as President of Women In Nuclear Tunisia, contributing to this meaningful gathering and exchanging ideas on advancing the role of women in the nuclear field. Special thanks to the PMO of the RAF 0065 project, Ms.Amal Elrefaei, for her outstanding support and coordination, and to the host country, Uganda, for their warm welcome and excellent organization.