Tunisian soldiers listen to the national anthem along the frontier with Libya in Sabkeht Alyun,Tunisia February 6, 2016. Tunisia has completed a 200-km (125 mile) barrier along its frontier with Libya to try to keep out Islamist militants, and will soon install electronic monitoring systems, Defence Minister Farhat Hachani said on Saturday. REUTERS/Zoubeir Souissi
Minister of Defense Ibrahim Bartagi announced that his department has prepared a project related to military service, which involves a revision of the national service system so that it becomes mandatory on an equal footing between males and females.
Speaking at a hearing in parliament, he underlined that the project likewise designs to give more flexibility to military service through the possibility of performing military service within the framework of the public service (in the health sector for example), while maintaining the character obligatory.
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