Security robot, work of Tunisian talents
In an interview with robotics doctor Anis Sahbani, CEO of “Enova Robotics” company and inventor of the security robot “Pearl guard”, we learned that this robot, invented in 2015, is...
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Drug shortages: why we run out of drugs
It may be surprising that drug shortages are such a big problem in Tunisia nowadays. There are seemingly endless supplies of medications available to the public with just a short...
The Netherlands and World Bank Renew Their Engagement Towards Tunisia...
A Memorandum of Understanding expressing the commitment of the Netherlands and the World Bank (WB) Group to support the Tunisian Government, within the framework of the G20 programme for the...
AEE Tunisia Chapter organizes info session on CEM
The Association of Energy Engineers (AEE) Tunisia Chapter organized on Sunday in Tunis an info session on the Certified Energy Manager (CEM). The event gathered eminent experts in the energy...
Chinese acupuncture cures patients in rural Tunisia
Fatima Kehila, a retired Tunisian teacher who used to suffer from leg arthritis for years, felt very lucky that she has been cured after receiving free acupuncture treatment from a...
Libya rejects AU Free Movement Protocol
Foreign Minister of Presidential Council, Mohammed Siyala, has refused to sign the protocol attached to the African Continental Free Trade Area agreement (AFCFTA) on the freedom of movement of people...
TunisianMonitorOnline
Eagerly, we launched a new website in the English language. It is a willingness by our team to find a new way within a country known by the dominance of...
Tunisia seeks to build “Silicon Valley” by 2020
A new Tunisian act that paves the way for entrepreneurs to establish startups but fears of losing ambitious plans in bureaucratic paths arouse. A large fringe of Tunisian entrepreneurs and...
Tunisia’s leader calls for electoral reform, acknowledges reasons for disappointment...
Caid Essebsi left the future of the government led by Prime Minister Youssef Chahed hanging as speculation about a reshuffle continues. Tunisian President Beji Caid Essebsi called for a revision...
IMF releases additional $257 million for Tunisia
The International Monetary Fund on Friday approved payment of a $257 million tranche of Tunisia’s loan programme, the country’s central bank said. The IMF board approved the second review of...
