A Tunisian law intended to integrate long-term unemployed graduates into the public sector remains unimplemented nine months after its enactment. Law n°18 of 2025 aimed to address unemployment among higher education graduates but lacks concrete application details. Yosra Néji, the national coordinator for long-term unemployed graduates, voiced concerns regarding the delay on September 2nd, 2026. The law’s slow rollout is frustrating those it is designed to help, leaving many qualified individuals without work. The lack of implementing procedures is hindering the law’s impact and benefits. This delay raises questions about the government's commitment to tackling graduate unemployment. Further action is needed to ensure the law's swift and effective implementation.