As the academic year approaches, the health risks associated with the spread of the coronavirus are still in place. After launching the vaccination of French people in Tunisia, France wants to vaccinate Tunisian students pursuing their studies in France.
The announcement was made by the consular adviser elected for Tunisia and Libya Laurent Caizergues. “France is working on setting up a vaccination campaign for Tunisian and international students enrolled in higher education establishments in France for the next school year in September so that they can join their school or university without constraint,” said he advanced on his Facebook account.
Jean-Baptiste Lemoyne, Secretary of State to the Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs in charge of tourism, French people living abroad, and the Francophonie, is in Tunisia on July 22 and 23, to discuss developments of the health crisis with the Tunisian authorities.
In addition to the aid given to Tunisia, including more than 1.1 million doses of anti-Covid vaccine and medical equipment, the Minister is also in Tunis to participate in the launch of the vaccination campaign for French people in Tunisia which will be deployed in the next few months. days.
The vaccination campaign should start from Monday, August 2 for the French and eligible. As such, the Consulate General of France in Tunis will communicate, from next week the vaccination modalities.
