Chances to practice/teach architecture in Tunisia?

Hi I like your idea a lot!  About your Arabic don't worry, after I raised in Germany I learned speaking nd writing in Arabic veeeeery fast, I'm 22 too, but I advice you to start basics from now, simple grammar rules words nd letters.

Thank you for sharing your experience and for the encouragement!

You are welcome gazzellone, another important thing is, you said you have visited Tunisia every second summer, me as well, I came every summer and I had the same feeling, I feel really home only here, but my first year has been difficult a lot. i don't know how much you know about what living here means exactly, Germany is very organized, I miss that here a lot, running after documents, offices are working slow here, clocks are counting the time different here if you know what I mean. As nice summer here is, as much more bored will you be of the routine here, it's really not the same and not comparable to Europe. I came here, very ambitious and optimistic and reality took me fast back on the ground, I do love our country and I still live here, and in cha allah stay here of course, even if many things are making me tired here.

It's possible to settle down for us again, learn the language, our Culture better, make friends and work of course, marry too but one thing is very clear, even we are Tunisian, we are not like other tunisians here, we are watched by everyone and stay always foreigners somehow
That has good sides and bad sides, be careful here who you trust.

All in all, tunisia is growing a lot, and fast at the moment. Architecture is a good field and I really think your plans could bring you success here

Aaliosh wrote:

You are welcome gazzellone, another important thing is, you said you have visited Tunisia every second summer, me as well, I came every summer and I had the same feeling, I feel really home only here, but my first year has been difficult a lot. i don't know how much you know about what living here means exactly, Germany is very organized, I miss that here a lot, running after documents, offices are working slow here, clocks are counting the time different here if you know what I mean. As nice summer here is, as much more bored will you be of the routine here, it's really not the same and not comparable to Europe. I came here, very ambitious and optimistic and reality took me fast back on the ground, I do love our country and I still live here, and in cha allah stay here of course, even if many things are making me tired here.

It's possible to settle down for us again, learn the language, our Culture better, make friends and work of course, marry too but one thing is very clear, even we are Tunisian, we are not like other tunisians here, we are watched by everyone and stay always foreigners somehow
That has good sides and bad sides, be careful here who you trust.

All in all, tunisia is growing a lot, and fast at the moment. Architecture is a good field and I really think your plans could bring you success here

You managed to summarize extremely well the situation of the ones like us returning to their homeland.
The sentence "one thing is very clear, even we are Tunisian, we are not like other tunisians here, we are watched by everyone and stay always foreigners somehow" struck me in particular, because it is just what I have been reasoning about for a long time by now.
However, lately I have been thinking that those in our situation, are probably the ones that can bring perspective and knowledge from abroad to really help our home country.
Furthermore, Italy is more similiar to Tunisia than to Germany for burocracy and routine, so the change of environment would probably be less tiring.

Thank you again for your time, the kind works and the positivity! Hope to make it work