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Orange Tunisia Reaches 120 Young People with Digital Safety Initiative

October 23, 2026
1 min read
Author: Editorial Team

Through the initiative, Orange Tunisia aims to raise awareness of digital risks and encourage young people to adopt safer online practices. The collaboration with FTSSU forms part of the company’s efforts to support a safer and more responsible digital environment.

Orange Tunisia  has partnered with the Tunisian Federation of School and University Sports (FTSSU) to promote responsible digital use among young people through the second edition of its #ForGoodConnections initiative.

Held on 17 October, the event brought together 120 participants for sports activities, games and awareness workshops focused on online safety and healthy digital habits.

The sessions addressed key issues, including protecting personal information online, responding to cyberbullying and maintaining a healthy balance between screen time and everyday activities.

Tunisian actor Mohamed Mrad also attended the event, helping communicate the initiative’s messages in an engaging and accessible way.

Through the initiative, Orange Tunisia aims to raise awareness of digital risks and encourage young people to adopt safer online practices. The collaboration with FTSSU forms part of the company’s efforts to support a safer and more responsible digital environment.

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