On Sunday, 18 October, Sousse hosts the 6th edition of the "Green Steps", a friendly community walk backed by the governorate at the initiative of the National Centre for Organ Transplant Promotion. It's become a welcome tradition that brings the city together year after year around the same public health gesture.
What is the “Green Steps” walk, and who started it?
putting one foot in front of the other alongside the National Centre for Organ Transplant Promotion
On 18 October, Sousse hosts the sixth edition of the "Green Steps". Backed by the governorate, this event has become a welcome tradition in the city, a friendly walk that returns faithfully every year.
Its origin comes down to one name: the National Centre for Organ Transplant Promotion, which has driven the “Green Steps” from the very beginning.
When does this 6th edition take place?
Mark the date in your diary: the 6th edition of the "Green Steps" takes place in Sousse on Sunday, 18 October. There's no guesswork here: the event is announced for this exact day, and that's exactly how to remember it.
As for how the day will unfold, the brief only indicates that it will include time set aside for the event, without the exact details being specified for now. We'll happily share the programme as soon as it's communicated to us in full.
Why does this event matter to Sousse?
This isn't the first time Sousse has organised this event: with this 6th edition of the "Green Steps", the governorate is giving it real staying power. The initiative belongs to the National Centre for Organ Transplant Promotion.
The choice of Sunday, 18 October sets the tone: a fixed date to bring the city together around a shared gesture. It's this consistency, an edition that keeps a count and a date that keeps returning, that Sousse has made its own.
So the date is set: Sunday, 18 October, in Sousse, for this sixth “Green Steps” walk. Whether you come as a family, with friends or with neighbours, what matters most lies in this simple gesture: putting one foot in front of the other alongside the National Centre for Organ Transplant Promotion.
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