The Central Bank of Tunisia (BCT) has officially launched the new website of its Currency Museum, accessible at (http://musee.bct.gov.tn).
The unveiling coincides with International Museum Day (May 18, 2025) and marks the conclusion of Heritage Month (April 18–May 18).
The BCT highlighted that an information session was held to introduce the website’s key features, including a virtual tour of the museum and an online store for purchasing commemorative items
In a statement published on the BCT’s platform, Governor Fethi Zouhaier Nouri emphasized that “this modern digital platform offers visitors, both in Tunisia and abroad, the chance to explore Tunisia’s monetary history through interactive and visual content. It showcases rare collections of coins and banknotes that reflect Tunisia’s economic and cultural heritage, as well as the imprint of ancient civilizations that have shaped out nation over centuries.”
Governor Nouri underscored the museum’s commitment to fostering collaboration with researchers to advance scientific research and knowledge exchange, safeguard collective memory and national history and preserve this legacy for future generations.
He added: “This initiative reaffirms technology’s growing role in cultural dissemination and heritage accessibility. It also aligns with the BCT’s efforts to enhance public engagement and promote financial literacy through innovative, inclusive digital tools.”
The Currency Museum serves as a window into the evolution of Tunisian currency, reflecting the civilizations that have influenced the country’s history and the interplay between national identity and economic heritage.
