Established in 1926 by the White Fathers, the idea to begin the Institute came from the desire to know deeply and promote the Tunisian culture in all its aspects. Set up in a popular district of Tunis, IBLA knew how to integrate itself into the Tunisian society and share its destiny. The White Fathers come from various countries and work hand in hand with the Tunisians, thus enriching each other with their cultural and religious differences. Through its renowned Research Library in human sciences, a renowned international scientific journal and aYouthspacededicated to young people fromneighbourhoods, IBLA has been committed to serving the Tunisian Society for decades. Researchers find in IBLA a unique intellectual and academic source. Young people, especially the inhabitants of the district, get the opportunity to interact with other cultures and religions. Through simple and healthy relationships, IBLA provides an atmosphere of interaction as there are few in Tunisia.