و الرجز فأهجر.مخيم السلامة و الصحة.للتدريب و التوعية و ثقافة العمل الجماعي.

Summary

The speaker presents a proposed public-safety and preparedness camp in Bizerte, intended to teach people how to organize and stay safer during epidemics or other emergencies. The camp is awaiting approval from the governor and relevant authorities; it is not described as an event that has already taken place.

Key strategies and topics include:

• Reduce crowding: Dispersing people into separate groups and temporary camp areas could ease pressure on cities and public services during emergencies.
• Plan separate camp zones: The proposed layout includes areas for healthy campers, an arrival-check and isolation area, and accommodation for people cleared to enter.
• Prepare basic facilities and supplies: Plans include shelter, toilets and showers, food, water, health supplies, protective clothing, and safety equipment.
• Use clear operating protocols: The camp would develop procedures for hygiene, sterilization, distancing, medication and health needs, security, communications, and guarding.
• Learn from qualified personnel: Organizers hope to receive training from military, National Guard, civil-protection, security, and health professionals.
• Provide public education: The camp would share practical awareness messages to help people and institutions prepare for epidemics and other emergencies.
• Continue community cleanup work: The speaker also describes earlier cleaning and revitalization campaigns in neglected areas and on beaches, noting that this work has expanded to other areas.

The speaker proposes holding the camp for several days around October 24, 2026, subject to official approval and coordination. The possibility of epidemics, disasters, and other crises is presented as motivation for the proposal, not as a confirmed prediction.

Presenters and Sources

• Presenter: An unnamed speaker representing the Barqa Association for Maghreb Culture, Tourism, and Environment.
• Organizations mentioned: The Maghreb Tourism Team within the Arab Tourism Magazine in Tunisia.
• Potential training and coordination partners: The Bizerte Governorate and Governor Salem Ben Yaacoub; Tunisia’s National Army, National Guard, civil-protection services, security authorities, and health authorities.