The National Heritage Institute is organizing an external competition on March 10, 2026, to appoint a research fellow specializing in prehistory and protohistory. avis_rec_chercheur (more…)
As part of the restoration work on the Aghalba basins in Kairouan and the rehabilitation of their environment, an important discovery, considered to be the first of its kind and possibly linked to the basins’ water supply, was made on Thursday 18 December 2025. The National Heritage Institute will carry (more…)
The maritime search brigade of the Sfax National Guard successfully seized 5,196 authentic Roman bronze coins, as well as a small vial and part of an authentic plate dating from the 1st century AD, in addition to a pottery plate dating from the 2nd century AD. While thanking the security (more…)
The National Heritage Institute is opening an external competition for the recruitment of Two senior architects Two senior civil engineers 02 administrators 01 geomatics technician For more information on this competition, how it is organised and how to register, please visit the following link: Apply for the external competition Applications (more…)
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The Director General of the National Heritage Institute and the Japanese Ambassador presided over the closing ceremony of the first phase of the project to integrate conservation strategies, tourism and local livelihoods in World Heritage sites after the Covid-19 pandemic, funded by the Japanese Development Fund, in the presence of (more…)
Work on the ‘renovation of the Roman and Early Christian Museum of Carthage’ is nearing completion, with the museum scheduled to open on 2 December 2025. This museum will display the results of excavations of churches, a house and a circus in Carthage, as well as a special exhibition devoted (more…)
Since November 2023, the National Heritage Institute, in partnership with the UNESCO Regional Office for the Maghreb countries and with the support of the municipality of Sousse and the National Crafts Office, has launched the implementation of a project financed by the Japanese Development Fund, which aims to integrate conservation (more…)
In November 2025, restoration work began on Borj El Ghazi Mustapha (Houmt Souk – Djerba). The restoration mainly concerns the north façade, which borders the coastline, the main façade, and other areas that pose a danger to visitors. Lime mortar is currently fermenting in a basin built for this purpose (more…)