Moroccan families residing in Tunisia are facing increased financial strain as the new school year approaches on September 15th. Rising living costs and school fees are causing anxiety, compounded by the cessation of financial support previously provided by the Moroccan Consulate. This support, traditionally offered to help with school expenses, has been discontinued, leaving families to bear the full burden. They are now urgently requesting the reinstatement of this financial aid, and even an increase in its value, to alleviate the economic pressure. The families emphasize the importance of accessible education for their children. The situation highlights the challenges faced by the Moroccan diaspora in maintaining educational opportunities for the next generation amidst economic hardship. Hespress, a Moroccan online newspaper, initially reported the story.