Author: BGMN

As geopolitical tensions and supply chain crises strain the world’s critical fertilizer industry, a strategic project in Tunisia is emerging as a potential counterweight to global market concentration. The PhosCo Gasaat phosphate project highlights the growing significance of North Africa’s vast deposits, a region holding the keys to both global food security and the materials needed for green technology. A Precarious Global Supply Chain The global phosphate market is built on a fragile foundation, with 90% of reserves controlled by just five nations. Recent export restrictions from major producers like…

Tunisia has been officially designated the Arab Tourism Capital for 2027. The announcement followed a vote by the Arab Ministerial Tourism Council during its 28th session held in Baghdad. The distinction, awarded by the council of Arab tourism ministers, recognizes Tunisia’s profound cultural assets and its rising prominence as a regional destination. Officials cited the nation’s extensive historical heritage, diverse landscapes, and significant archaeological sites as key factors in the decision. “This choice reflects a broad consensus on Tunisia’s unique offering,” a council representative stated. “From its UNESCO World Heritage…

Tunisia is fast-tracking a sweeping modernization of its port infrastructure. This push, highlighted by the flagship deep-water port project in Enfidha, aims to tackle severe congestion and obsolescence at existing facilities that currently handle 98% of the nation’s foreign trade. The effort addresses a pressing national challenge. Key commercial ports, including Radès, La Goulette, Sfax, and Bizerte, are hampered by aging infrastructure and chronic delays, undermining Tunisia’s international competitiveness. Radès alone manages 61% of container traffic but is increasingly losing business to Sfax and Sousse due to operational inefficiencies, making…

 In a decisive shift, Tunisia is rapidly advancing its large-scale solar energy sector, moving past years of stalled progress with multiple photovoltaic (PV) projects now under active construction across the country, according to a report by PV-Magazine. The Ministry of Industry, Mines, and Energy has confirmed significant momentum under its two primary development frameworks, signaling a major acceleration in the nation’s quest for energy independence. Large-Scale Concession Projects Advance Under the concession regime for major installations, the first 500MW tender program is nearing its final stages. The flagship 100 MW…