Tunisia has approved an investment plan of nearly 525 million Tunisian dinars ($165 million) for the expansion of its phosphate production by almost five times by 2030, a newspaper reported on Monday. The five-year plan, which will start in 2025, will increase the production of phosphate by 1.5 million tonnes a year to almost 8.5 million tonnes by 2030, the newspaper said. “The plan was prompted by a sharp recovery in the phosphate industry last year after a steady decline in previous years,” it said. It Abdelkader Amaïdi, general manager…
5-year plan to sharply boost phosphate output approved
