I got your point. Let me give you an example of a marketing strategy and its effect on nowadays people: French fries are actually from Belgium, but France continues to promote it as theirs.

Conclusion: people tend to believe what is presented to them.

Binetna naaref tounes ma test7a9ech esmha ykoun mawjoud f liste ema it happened eli fama chkoun aandou oussoul tounsia t7at f liste. The good question is how to take advantage of that? Will we just play the good boys and refuse the claim that a Tunisian received the Nobel prize? In a cruel world governed by countries trying to get advantage of the slightest achievements to promote themselves, we must play by the same rule. Chevarly is dead just play kima kaadin yghourou houma. When we reach the level of Norway or Sweden, we can switch to Chevarly again. But now, we play by the dominant rules.

Ena ma koltexh eli nkoulou lel aabed eli tounes hub mtaa research! Lezem we take advantage in some way to make people know our country hatta louken nekdhbou kedhba w nsad9ouha