This report is part of the MEDRESET WP7 country reports, which investigate the diverse frames, perceptions and priorities of a variety of stakeholders with regard to migration and mobility in the Mediterranean space and related EU policies in four southern and eastern Mediterranean (SEM) countries – Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia and Turkey. Based on information gathered through an extensive fieldwork in Tunisia, this paper analyses how Tunisian civil society actors represent the Mediterranean space, how they frame migration in general and how they frame specific migration-related policy issues and the factors and actors affecting them. The report further investigates how Tunisian stakeholders evaluate existing policy responses, focusing in particular on EU policies and cooperation initiatives in this field. Finally, the paper outlines possible policy implications, future developments and desirable improvements with regard to EU-Tunisia cooperation in the field of migration.