Tunisie, Mon Pays
La Tunisie est un pays arabe situé au nord Afrique, sa capitale est Tunis, entourée par la méditerranée, l’Algérie et enfin la Libye, elle contient 10 486 339 habitants sur une superficie est de 163,610 m2, son religion est l’islam.
La Tunisie est un pays francophone, qui a eu son indépendance en 1956, depuis cette date elle a été gouvernée par deux présidents.
La Tunisie a été un carrefour de civilisations et sa culture reflète les traces des cultures punique, arabe, turque, africaine, européenne et musulmane ainsi que l’influence des dynasties successives qui ont régné sur le pays
La Tunisie est connue par le secteur de tourisme. Elle contient les plus belles villes de l’Afrique : Tozeur, Hammamet, Tabarka…. les revenus les plus important de la Tunisie sont les olives et les dattes.
L’histoire de la Tunisie est notée par des grands événements citons : depuis la préhistoire la Tunisie était peuplée par les Berbères, la fondation de Carthage, l’ère arabo-musulmane, le Protectorat français, et enfin l’indépendance
La cuisine tunisienne est essentiellement basée sur les légumes, la viande de mouton et de bœuf, le poisson et les pâtes, le plat le plus consommé reste sans doute les pâtes et en particulier les spaghettis et macaronis servis généralement avec de la sauce tomate et de l’harissa, même si le plat traditionnel reste le couscous.
Au niveau national, c’est la Jebba qui s’est imposée comme habit traditionnel.
Le sport en Tunisie est marqué par la domination du football, tant en termes de couverture médiatique qu’en termes de succès populaire.
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Tunisia is an Arab country located in North Africa, its capital is Tunis, surrounded by the Mediterranean, Algeria and Libya finally, it contains 10 486 339 inhabitants over a surface area of 163.610 m2, its religion is Islam. Tunisia is a Francophone country, which gained its independence in 1956, since then it has been governed by two presidents. Tunisia has been a crossroads of civilizations and culture reflects the traces of cultures Punic, Arabic, Turkish, African, European and Muslim as well as the influence of successive dynasties that have ruled the country Tunisia is known by the tourism sector which is the site’s most beautiful cities in Africa: Tozeur, Hammamet Tabarka …, the largest revenue of Tunisia are olives and dates. The history of Tunisia is marked by major events include: since prehistoric times Tunisia was inhabited by the Berbers, the foundation of Carthage, the Arab-Muslim era, the French Protectorate, and finally independence Tunisian cuisine is based mainly on vegetables, mutton and beef, fish and pasta, the dish is most probably consumed pasta and especially the macaroni and spaghetti usually served with tomato sauce and harissa, even if the traditional dish is couscous. At national level, the Jebba which has become traditional dress. Sport in Tunisia is marked by the dominance of football, both in terms of media coverage in terms of popular success.
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Tunisia is an Arab country located in North Africa, its capital is Tunis, surrounded by the Mediterranean, Algeria and Libya finally, it contains 10 486 339 inhabitants over a surface area of 163.610 m2, its religion is Islam. Tunisia is a Francophone country, which gained its independence in 1956, since then it has been governed by two presidents. Tunisia has been a crossroads of civilizations and culture reflects the traces of cultures Punic, Arabic, Turkish, African, European and Muslim as well as the influence of successive dynasties that have ruled the country Tunisia is known by the tourism sector which is the site’s most beautiful cities in Africa: Tozeur, Hammamet Tabarka …, the largest revenue of Tunisia are olives and dates. The history of Tunisia is marked by major events include: since prehistoric times Tunisia was inhabited by the Berbers, the foundation of Carthage, the Arab-Muslim era, the French Protectorate, and finally independence Tunisian cuisine is based mainly on vegetables, mutton and beef, fish and pasta, the dish is most probably consumed pasta and especially the macaroni and spaghetti usually served with tomato sauce and harissa, even if the traditional dish is couscous. At national level, the Jebba which has become traditional dress. Sport in Tunisia is marked by the dominance of football, both in terms of media coverage in terms of popular success.
