Embassy of Tunisia in Kuwait City, Kuwait; address Al-Adailiya, Block 3, Avenue Abdulrahman Alassoussi, rue 36, villa 13, Kuwait City; phone +96522526261.…
Head of mission: Mr Christopher Minel, Ambassador (as of 2015)
Tunisia offers a diverse tourism experience, blending rich cultural heritage and stunning natural landscapes. With historical sites like Carthage and El Djem, it appeals particularly to those interested in archaeology and history. This makes it an attractive option for a segment of Kuwait's population of 4 million.
Tunisia is considered relatively safe for tourists, ranking 72nd out of 160 countries on the Global Peace Index, compared to Kuwait's higher ranking of 25th. However, there are notable differences in crime statistics. The murder rate in Tunisia is 4.8 per 100,000 people, significantly higher than Kuwait's rate of 0.3. In terms of organized crime, both countries have a score of 1.0 for mafia groups, indicating low presence. However, Kuwait generally has higher scores in various crime categories, such as crime networks (Kuwait 6.0, Tunisia 4.0) and human trafficking (Kuwait 8.0, Tunisia 4.0). Overall, while Tunisia is relatively safe, tourists from Kuwait should remain vigilant and informed about local conditions and risks.