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Tunis El Manar University ranks joint 29th in Arab region

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Tunis El Manar University ranks joint 29th in Arab region

The University of Tunis El Manar ranks joint 29th in the QS World University Rankings: Arab Region 2027, up from 41st place in 2026. The Tunisian institution climbs 12 places in a ranking of 325 universities across 20 countries and territories, according to QS.

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