The Tunisian Space Association (TUNSA) is an organization that aims to promote the use of space technology for economic, social and environmental development of Tunisia, as well as to strengthen the scientific and technological capabilities of the country. TUNSA is a non-profit organization that brings together individuals and organizations interested in space activities, including scientists, engineers, educators and students.

Our story section can include the association's history, major milestones and achievements. This part is typically aimed at providing a deeper understanding of the association's journey and evolution over time.

Through comprehensive space education initiatives, (TUNSA) ambitiously strives to position Tunisia as a leader in space technology by harnessing its potential for economic transformation, societal advancement, and environmental sustainability. TUNSA aims to pioneer groundbreaking space applications that revolutionize industries, drive innovation, and create high-value jobs.

Its primary objectives includes:

• Focusing on nurturing and enhancing the capabilities and potential of Tunisian youth in the national space sector.
• Striving to develop innovative solutions based on space technology to improve the quality of life and well-being of Tunisian citizens.
• Encouraging the implementation of Tunisian space exploration projects to strengthen Tunisia's impact in scientific research and technological innovation in space.
• Working to simplify the dissemination of space sciences to various societal groups.
• Establishing connections with similar associations, organizations, and agencies sharing space-related objectives.

The Tunisian Space Association (TUNSA) is dedicated to advancing the utilization of space technology for the multifaceted development of Tunisia. Their missions encompass fostering economic growth, social progress, and environmental sustainability through innovative space applications.

This section outlines the key areas that our association is focusing on. It provides a clear picture of what issues we are dedicated to addressing and where our resources are directed. This could include specific programs, initiatives, or fields of interest that are at the heart of our work.

We recently launched TUNSA'_Clubs, constellations of passionate minds igniting the spark of cosmic curiosity among students. Like celestial navigators, we guide young visionaries on a journey through the cosmos of knowledge, nurturing their potential to reach for the stars.

Just as the stars illuminate the night sky, TUNSA illuminates the path for young space passionates to explore the limitless expanse of space-related projects. We are more than just inspiring people; we are architects of dreams, sculpting opportunities for students to unleash their creativity and ingenuity in the boundless realm of space exploration.

In our association, students are the celestial pioneers, boldly venturing into uncharted territories of innovation and discovery. Through our projects and initiatives, we cultivate not only knowledge but also leadership skills, empowering students to become captains of their own cosmic destinies. Like stars in a constellation, each student shines brightly, contributing their unique talents and perspectives to the collective brilliance of our association and society at large.

Join us as we embark on a celestial odyssey, where the sky is not the limit, but merely the beginning of our journey to inspire, accompany, and elevate students towards the infinite possibilities of the cosmos. Together, let us reach for the stars and beyond, for in the vastness of space, our dreams take flight.

Head of the Astrophysics Department of the Tunisian Space Society joins NASA 🇹🇳🚀

After graduating from Williams College in Massachusetts in the United States in astrophysics and mathematics, and winning the Milham Prize in Astronomy at the university, the young Tunisian researcher Ashraf Al-Dhahabi succeeded in joining the EMAC research team in the field of extrasolar planets at the Goddard Space Flight Center of the American Space Agency NASA within... Post-Baccalaureate program for distinguished newly graduated researchers.