International relations between France and Tunisia.

France and Tunisia have close international relations.

18 15 after the Vienna conference demarcated the borders of European countries, France shifted its expansion focus to Africa and accelerated its colonial expansion to Africa. Tunisia is located in the north of Africa, on the south bank of the Mediterranean Sea, only 700 kilometers away from France, and soon became the target of French colonial expansion in Africa.

1830 After the French occupied Algeria, they actively infiltrated into Tunisia and expanded their colonial power in North Africa. In response to the colonial threat of European powers, Tunisia carried out reforms in the hope of restoring Qiang Bing and avoiding becoming a colony. However, the reform failed and Tunisia's economy deteriorated, which facilitated the invasion of European powers.

188 1 year, the French army invaded Tunisia based in French Algeria. The victory of the French army forced Tunisia Beye Mohammed III Al Sadik to sign the Bardu Treaty. Tunisia became a protectorate of France and began French colonial rule over Tunisia.

France carried out modernization reform in Tunisia, actively established a French-style political system, built railways and highways, and built water supply systems. In order to consolidate colonial rule, France actively recruited local elites, who still managed all parts of Tunisia, but accepted French supervision. Tunisia people are dissatisfied with French colonial rule, actively resist French colonists, and always hope to restore independence.

188 1 year, although Italy lost the battle for Tunisia between France and Italy, it still maintained close ties with Tunisia and immigrated to Tunisia on a large scale. The number of Italian immigrants to Tunisia far exceeds that of French immigrants. Mussolini came to power in 1922 and actively pursued the expansion policy. France then restricted the number of Italian immigrants to 193 1, and the number of French immigrants exceeded the number of Italian immigrants.

1940 Germany invaded France and Italy declared war on Britain and France. Soon France surrendered and Italy seized the border area between France and Italy. French colonial rule over Tunisia aroused Tunisia's national consciousness, and Tunisia people launched many campaigns against French colonial rule.

World War II dealt a heavy blow to French colonial rule, accelerated the independence of French colonies, and Tunisia's independence movement reached its climax. 1956, France signed the Joint Protocol between France and Tunisia Beye Mohamed VIII Emin. France recognized Tunisia's independence and French Tunisia perished.

Generally speaking, Tunisia is closer to Italy than France, so it has always been a colony that France and Italy compete for. Due to the great power of France, Tunisia became a colony of France. Italy has always been dissatisfied with this, and occupied Tunisia briefly during World War II.

What country is Tunisia from?

Tunisia, the full name of Tunisia, is located in the northernmost part of Africa, facing Sicily across the sea, with the Mediterranean coastline 1300 km. The European continent can be reached in 30 minutes by boat. It is the "back garden of Europe" and one of the most convenient tourist destinations in Africa, attracting tens of millions of tourists every year.

The best time to visit Tunisia is spring (March-June) and autumn (9-165438+1October). At this time, the climate in North Africa is pleasant, and the flowers in the Mediterranean are free to bloom in this warm but not scorching sunshine.

Although Tunisia has pleasant beaches and sunny summers, the temperature in the north can reach 35 degrees, and in the south it will reach 45 degrees. If you don't like hot friends, it is recommended to avoid this time. Tunisia's consumption level is slightly higher than that of China, but it is much more approachable than that of European countries.