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Hi everyone. I'm Antonio, a retired Italian. Me and my wife we have moved to Hammamet a few years ago. We would be happy to be part of your community.

Thanks for the welcome

@nottilatine

Hello and welcome to both of you !

Feel free to get in touch with members of the Hammamet forum or even to open your own topic so that members can rget to know you.

All the best

Bhavna

@Julien I'm willing to sell my hotel in Tunisia

@Hattabx

hello and welcome !

Feel free to create an advert in the Housing section to advertise the property for sale.

/en/housing/africa … a/add.html

Regards

Bhavna

@Julien

Hi Julien I'm Francesco, coming from Italy.

I am living in Hammamet since January.

Best regards and thanks for your hospitality in this square.

Ciao.

Francesco.

@fsman59

Welcome on board Francesco !

Nice having you on the forum !

Should you have any questions, feel free to ask.

Regards

Bhavna

@Julien

Hello Everyone! Excited to Join the Community!

My name is Seza Samuel Tsav, and I’m thrilled to be a part of this forum! I’m currently based in Nigeria and am exploring the possibility of moving to Tunisia for new opportunities and experiences.

As a criminologist with a strong background in youth crime prevention and early childhood education, I am passionate about empowering communities and supporting families. I believe that education is a key tool in fostering safe and resilient environments.

I’m particularly interested in connecting with other expats and locals to learn more about life in Tunisia, especially in relation to community engagement and social initiatives. I’m eager to exchange ideas, share experiences, and discover opportunities for collaboration in areas related to education and crime prevention.

If you have any insights or tips about living in Tunisia, or if you’re involved in community projects that align with my interests, I would love to hear from you!

Looking forward to connecting with you all!

Best regards,

Seza Samuel Tsav

@samueltsav

Hello and welcome !

Thank you for introducing yourself. !

For a good start, I would suggest that you read the Living in Tunisia guide for expats.

If you have any questions, feel free to open a new thread on the Tunisia forum by posting your specific questions so that members can help.

All the best

Bhavna

@Julien

Hello Am from Mali I need to work in Tunisia if there is anyone that can help me I can speak more than 5 different languages including french and Arabic

@Ayinde Olarewaju

Hello and welcome !

I would suggest that you go through the Living in Tunisia guide for expats for a good start.

Regards

Bhavna

@Julien

Hello Julien,

and thank you for your kind welcoming words. In fact, my parents (and hence my larger family) are originally from Mellita-Djerba while I was born and raised in the north of the country. After a short career at the university of Tunis, I left Tunisia in the early 80's to get my PhD in economics in Canada. Once done, I decided to settle there. So I worked and lived in Ottawa for 35 years, but after my retirement 8 years ago, I spend more than half of the year here in my house in Sidi-Jmour.

At this moment, other than seeking help to adopt, care and love 2 puppies, I don't really need any other help. However, being from here, having certain academic skills and having travelled the world for my work, I am offering my help, any help, to whoever member that needs it while I am here in Djerba (mostly during winter and summer times) or in Canada. I am fluent in Arabic, French, English and know some Italian and Spanish.

Cheers,

Hi,

I invite you to follow this topic on this new thread: /forum/viewtopic.php?id=1089875

Thanks!