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Science Diplomacy and the Empowerment of Women: Lessons from the South African-Tunisian Collaboration

28 August 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

The South AfricanTunisian collaboration has been a bright example of how teamwork in science can empower women. By sharing research, offering mentorship, and providing funding, both countries support women to thrive in science and lead innovation. Tunisia’s strong focus on gender equality inspires South Africa, while South Africa’s programs help women break barriers in STEM. Together, they show how science and friendship can open doors for women, creating fairer, smarter futures for everyone.

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