Tunisia’s tourism sector is demonstrating strong momentum, with official figures revealing the country welcomed over 10 million visitors in the first 11 months of the year, signaling a significant post-pandemic...
As world leaders convene in the Amazon for the COP30 climate summit, a powerful photographic exhibition in Port Said is presenting a stark, visual testament to the planet’s environmental crises...
Algerian Play “Roman Carnival” Critiques Art World Exploitation at Carthage Festival ——————————————————————————————————————– The third day of the 26th Carthage Theatre Days (JTC) showcased a range of theatrical productions, underscoring the...
The second day of a major theater forum was dominated by the provocative and unscripted remarks of veteran Tunisian director Taoufik Jebali, who delivered a sweeping critique of censorship, fickle...
The African Development Bank (AfDB) has greenlit a major financing package of €111.5 million to overhaul the aging drinking water network in Greater Tunis, a critical intervention for a region...
Tunisia is solidifying its status as a leading tourism destination in Africa, now ranked among the continent’s most dynamic hotel investment hotspots, according to a new industry report. An analysis...
Tunisia has officially inaugurated the Kairouan solar power plant, a 100-megawatt facility that also serves as a cornerstone for a broader strategic energy partnership with Europe. The plant, which began...
From a pool of over 192,000 applicants, six readers from five Arab countries have reached the final stage of the tenth annual “Iqra” Reading Competition. The prestigious event, organized by...
In a significant accolade for Arab theatre, the Secretariat of the Dr. Salah Al-Kassab Prize has announced that Tunisian director and playwright Fadhel Jaïbi is the recipient of its 2025...
The 26th edition of the Carthage Theatre Days (JTC) launched Monday its International Theatre Forum today, gathering a constellation of playwrights, directors, and academics from Tunisia and abroad for a...
