About Us
Connecting molecules, bringing minds together...
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Name: TUNISIAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY الجمعية الكيميائية التونسية is a non-profit scholarly association founded on February 14, 1978. -
Headquarters & Address: Department of Chemistry - Faculty of Sciences of Tunis – University of Tunis El Manar, 2092 El Manar -
Website: www.sctunisie.org
Objectives
An active presence within scientific networks
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Publish research work in the various fields of chemistry. -
Represent stakeholders and their disciplines at all levels of society, including academia, industry, and public authorities. -
Support and promote chemistry in all its aspects: scientific, academic, applied, educational, and societal.
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Inform all interested stakeholders, deepen and disseminate their reflections and proposals in the fields of education, research, and industrial, economic, societal, and professional foresight. -
Collaborate with a network of chemical societies around the world. -
Organize scientific congresses and seminars in the field of chemistry and its applications.
SCT Governance
A clear and dynamic organization serving Tunisian chemistry.
The governance of the Tunisian Chemical Society (SCT) is based on a structured organization democratically elected by its members:
- The National Board
- The Executive Board
- The Regional Sections
- The Coordination Chemistry Group
The National Board constitutes the national coordination body of the Society.
It brings together:
- members of the Executive Board (الهيئة المديرة)
- the presidents of the five Regional Sections (Bizerte, Centre, Sfax, Gabès and Gafsa)
- the president of the Coordination Chemistry Group
This extended body ensures balanced national representation and effective coordination of the Society’s activities throughout the country.
The Executive Board is the governing body of the SCT. It consists of twelve (12) members: one President, two Vice-Presidents, one Secretary General, one Deputy Secretary General, one Treasurer, one Deputy Treasurer, and five members.
Its members are elected by the General Assembly for a two-year term.
It ensures administrative and financial management as well as the implementation of the Society’s strategic orientations.
The SCT has five Regional Sections: Bizerte, Centre, Sfax, Gabès, and Gafsa.
Each section is administered by a board composed of five members elected for a two-year term by the members affiliated with the respective section.
The Regional Sections actively contribute to scientific activities and to promoting chemistry at the regional level.
The Coordination Chemistry Group promotes and develops scientific activities in this specific field, fostering exchanges and collaborations.