In a landmark initiative to safeguard children online, the Ministry of Family, Women, Childhood, and the Elderly, in collaboration with the Ministry of Telecommunication Technology, launched the National Charter to Support Family Capabilities for a Child-Safe Digital Environment. The ceremony took place at the Telecommunication Technology Pole Ghazala Ariana and was attended by officials, telecommunication operators, internet service providers, and public media representatives.
Syed Asmaa Jabri, Minister of Family, Women, Childhood, and the Elderly, highlighted that the initiative aligns with the directives of President Qais Saeed to strengthen family support, protect children and vulnerable populations from digital risks, and promote Tunisia's digital sovereignty. "The family represents the first line of defense for the child," she said, emphasizing the importance of equipping families with the tools, awareness, and guidance needed to ensure safe, responsible, and positive engagement in the digital space.
The Minister explained that the charter forms part of broader national efforts to prevent risky behaviors online, enhance parental supervision, and foster digital literacy. It aims to help families adapt to technological developments while maintaining children's rights, dignity, and opportunities for learning, creativity, and expression.
