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Defense Minister Abdelkarim Zebidi met Dr. Ismail Demir to discuss Turkish military technology transfer.

some details to correct, Ennahdha islamist party has indeed some deep links with the AK Parti but it's not in the opposition, the current Tunisian government is a coalition between secular parties (mainly the NT party and some smaller Liberal parties) and Ennahdha, so it is actually a part of...

from African Lion 2018

Tunisia, Apr 18 (Prensa Latina) Armies from 14 African, Europeans, and United States countries are carrying the largest annual military maneuvers of this continent, the African Lion 2018, until the end of the month. US Lieutenant-Colonel Winston Tierney, chief of the exercises, stated that they...

African lion exercise: Tunisia sent 250 Troops (The US 900 and Morocco 400)

Inshallah Guests are always welcomed :-)

You will be even more excited when you see the new Air Force's Special force. Indistinguishable from the American counterpart.

To be honest they do sound more DEVGRU than anything else. Might be also explained by this They're basically training constantly with and by the Green Berets, would be only natural to adopt their look as well as their tactics.

You can hardly distinguish them from any NATO standard special forces.

they are indeed, they can basically reach where no vehicle can. plus the men seem to be enjoying the job hahahaha the men of the "Mahari" regiment are chosen from the people and tribes of the desert so they know it quite well and they're always close to their families and homes since their...

The 1st Desert Legion and the border wall with Libya

especially the special forces, I remember in two operations in Kasserine and Jandouba even western observers actually thought they were some western units heck even AQIM terrorists thought they were marines lol even down to the smallest details like holding the gun you can see the American...

possible, there is a very obvious tendency towards Americanization in the Tunisian army, even our MDMP (The Military Decision-Making Process) shifted lately from the French to the American model entirely.

I think what is interesting about the Tunisian army is that it acts as an institution and not as leaders and personnel, I think those who are standing behind the radical changes in the army are the new generation of officers, the people we sent to Germany, to the US, to the UK and even to China...

I would also add the Acropolium of Carthage and the Cathedral of St. Vincent de Paul of Tunis