Shops In Tunis Must Use Arabic Alongside French By Alessandra Bajec - RFI Middle East FEB 23, 2019 LISTEN Wikimedia Commons A decision approved by municipal authorities requires shop signs in Tunisia's capital to be mandatorily translated to Arabic. The move has drawn diverse reactions on social networks and media in the country.
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