Zaama is Tunisia's first national televised debate series, conducted in the Tunisian dialect. The program brings to light discussions about the country's most pressing political and social issues, featuring young opinion makers debating alongside prominent politicians, analysts, and decision makers. The term "Zaama," meaning doubt, guesswork, or hope, reflects the show's focus on addressing uncertainties in the country and exploring possible solutions for Tunisia's future. By using the Tunisian dialect, Zaama makes the debates more relatable and accessible to a wider audience. The show centers on amplifying the voices of Tunisian youth, recognizing their crucial role in political discourse. Broadcast simultaneously on multiple TV channels and radio stations, Zaama has become a key forum for national debates, aiming to diversify political conversations and ensure youth voices are heard and represented on major media platforms in the country.
