Tunisian expatriates contribute nearly 10 billion dinars annually through remittances, yet feel undervalued by the Tunisian state. This influx of foreign currency is a crucial component of Tunisia’s economy, but reports suggest the government primarily focuses on these financial contributions. The article highlights a perceived lack of attention to the needs and concerns of Tunisians living abroad beyond their economic impact. This disconnect raises questions about the state’s overall strategy regarding its diaspora. Critics argue the government overlooks the potential for broader engagement and support for its citizens overseas. This pattern suggests a transactional relationship, prioritizing funds over the well-being of the expatriate community. The article, originally published on Kapitalis, underscores this growing frustration among Tunisian expats.