The Tunisian sports and security authorities have decided to allow spectators in football stadiums, ending the practice of holding matches behind closed doors. However, there are restrictions in place to manage crowd attendance. Only supporters over 20 years old who belong to the local club, possess a national identity card, and have a season ticket card will be allowed to attend. The capacity of the stadiums will be limited to approximately 25% of the total capacity. This decision marks a shift from the previous practice of holding matches without spectators, a measure that was implemented due to concerns about violence in stadiums. The new approach is seen as an effort to gradually reintroduce fans while maintaining security measures.
TUNISIA: STADIUMS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
