Tunisians
Tunisians are the citizens and native inhabitants of Tunisia, a country in North Africa on the Mediterranean coast. The population is concentrated in urban areas such as Tunis, Sfax, and Sousse and reflects a long history of Arab-Berber blending, with influences from Phoenician, Roman, and French periods. Modern Tunisia gained independence in 1956 and developed a constitutional republic that emphasizes civil institutions and social reform. The country also hosts a diaspora in Europe and the Middle East.
Official language is Modern Standard Arabic; Tunisian Arabic is the everyday vernacular. Berber languages are spoken
Cultural life encompasses literature, music, cinema, and cuisine—couscous and brik are well-known dishes. Education levels are