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- Tunisian republic, bathed country of North Africa, in the North and in the East, by the Mediterranean Sea, limited by Libya to the South, and by Algeria on the West. Tunisia, which covers a surface of 163 610 km2, is one of the most former political entities of Berbers. The capital is Tunis. Opened on the Mediterranean world, to the Occidental point of North Africa, the country welcomed on its ground of big civilizations: phenicien, Roman and Moslem. First country of the Berbers to have used the arabic, Tunisia, become independent in 1956, appears today as a pole of stability in the region.