The Tunisian flag is red and white with a red crescent moon and star in the centre — colours and symbols that have represented the country for over a century. On Independence Day, buildings are decorated with flags, streets fill with people wearing red and white, and there is a feeling of national pride and celebration throughout the country.
In the capital Tunis and in cities across the country, schools hold special events to mark the day. Children learn songs, perform plays, and take part in parades wearing traditional Tunisian dress. The day is a chance to celebrate all the things that make Tunisia special — its food, its music, its landscapes, and its people.
Independence Day is a time when Tunisians of all ages come together to feel connected to their country and to each other. Families share special meals, watch fireworks displays, and gather in public squares to listen to music and speeches. The day reminds everyone of how much the country has to be proud of.