In Tunis, the 3 publishers and 3 guest authors participated in professional meetings organised in the framework of the LEILA-Arabic Literature in European Languages project (2021-2023), supported by IReMMO, and held discussions with the delegation of Euro-Arab publishers present. 

The group also visited multidisciplinary cultural venues in the centre of Tunis, such as L'Art Rue third space and the bookshops Al Kitab and Le Gai Savoir.

A public meeting on the ecological crisis was held at the Institut français in Tunis, where the three guest authors held a talk with three Tunisian figures working to preserve the environment. 

Cultural mediation sessions in several Tunisian high schools belonging to the AEFE network offered discussions between the guest authors and students: Lou Darsan, Philippe Boursier and Soufiane Hennani met with classes from the final three years of high schools to discuss environmental issues. 

Part of the programme of the Tunisian tour was held in the regions: the publishers and guest authors went to the École Supérieure d'Agriculture de Mateur where they met with stakeholders from Tunisian civil society, including students in agroforestry, young farmers and the associations Les Amis de Capte, the Association Tunisienne d'Agriculture Environnementale and la Reine d'or. 

In Bizerte, there was also a meeting with students from the Institut Préparatoire aux Études d'Ingénieurs, as well as with pupils from the Gustave Eiffel school group. 

In Algiers, the award ceremony for the Algerian Prix Goncourt was held in the presence of the 2021 winner, the Cameroonian writer Djaïli Amadou Amal: Clara Dupont-Monod followed in her footsteps this year for her novel S'adapter (pub. Stock). 

To mark the 2022 Prix Goncourt and the publication of her novel Les Impatientes by the Algerian publisher El Kalima, Djaïli Amadou Amal met her readers at the bookshop L'Arbre à Dires in Algiers: this was an opportunity for her to return to the issues that run through her work, in particular those of child and forced marriage and violence against women, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, but also worldwide. 

The writer also met with high school students who were members of the jury for the 2021 Algerian Goncourt and with those of the girl-boy equality club at the Alexandre Dumas international high school. 

She was also able speak to African students from the Carrefour Cadenkoso association about her work as a writer and her novel Les Impatientes.