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Indian Delegation Explores Solar Energy and Investment Opportunities in Tunisia

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A high-level business meeting in Tunis spotlights a major solar project with the potential to create hundreds of jobs, as Tunisia intensifies its push for foreign investment. A delegation of Indian entrepreneurs, led by Shabinaa Sultana, the Honorary Consul of Tunisia in Karnataka, met with Tunisian officials this week to discuss strengthening economic ties and advancing a significant solar energy investment. The delegation, which included Indian industrial investor Akkshye Tulsyan, was received on Tuesday by the Agency for the Promotion of Industry and Innovation (APII). Talks centered on Tunisia’s business…

Egyptian Producer Medhat El Adl Aims to Bring Umm Kulthum Stage Play to Tunisia

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Following a successful run in Cairo, “Umm Kulthum… D’aybeen fi Soot El-Sett” may soon tour internationally, with Tunisia—a nation with a special historical connection to the icon—as a key destination. After nearly two months of captivating audiences in Cairo, the theatrical production “Umm Kulthum… D’aybeen fi Soot El-Sett” is poised for an international tour, with producer Medhat El Adl expressing a particular ambition to stage the play in Tunisia, where the legendary singer’s legacy holds profound historical significance. The play, which has drawn steady crowds, offers more than a simple…

Tunisia Sees 35% Surge in Women’s Participation in Digital Economy

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Tunisia is witnessing a significant transformation in its economic landscape, with women’s participation in digital activities recording a notable 35% increase over the past five years. The announcement was made by Fatma Thabet Chiboub, Tunisia’s Minister of Industry, Mines, and Energy, during her address at the opening of the International Council for Women Entrepreneurs Congress. Minister Chiboub revealed that women are now at the forefront of the country’s entrepreneurial drive, co-founding 40% of all startups established since 2020. This growth is underpinned by strong educational achievements, where women constitute 60%…

Tunisia Sharply Raises Climate Ambition, Pledging 62% Carbon Intensity Cut by 2035

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Tunisia has unveiled a significantly more ambitious climate plan, according to a preliminary draft of its updated national contribution published by the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. The document, released as global leaders gather for the COP30 climate conference in Belém, Brazil, marks a major escalation in the country’s efforts to combat global warming. The draft of Tunisia’s third Nationally Determined Contribution sets a new primary goal of reducing carbon intensity by 62% by 2035, a substantial leap from the 45% overall reduction target by 2030 outlined in its…

Cairo International Film Festival Announces the Winners of the “Future Generation Awards” During Cairo Industry Days

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The 46th Cairo International Film Festival (CIFF) announced on Thursday, 20 November, the winners of the “Future Generation Awards,” introduced last year as part of Cairo Industry Days (CID). The awards aim to support emerging Arab talents in directing, acting, film criticism, and visual arts, and to encourage fresh perspectives that reflect the diversity and evolution of Arab cinema. Presented in collaboration with The Film Verdict, the awards embody the festival’s commitment to discovering a new generation of young filmmakers and empowering them to continue their creative journeys through support…

Cairo International Film Festival Announces Winners of the “Generation Future Awards” at Cairo Industry Days

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The 46th Cairo International Film Festival today, Thursday, November 20, announces the winners of the “Generation Future Awards,” a prize established last year as part of Cairo Industry Days (CID) activities held from November 15 to 20, 2025. These awards reflect the festival’s commitment to supporting promising cinematic talents and discovering a new generation of filmmakers. In collaboration with The Film Verdict, the initiative aims to open new horizons for young filmmakers, providing them with opportunities to advance their careers and develop their creative projects. About Cairo Industry DaysCairo Industry…

Marrakech International Film Festival Announces A-List Jury for 22nd Edition, Led by Bong Joon-ho

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The Marrakech International Film Festival (FIFM) has unveiled the prestigious jury for its 22nd edition, set to take place from November 28 to December 6, 2025. The eight-member panel, comprising acclaimed figures from four continents and diverse generations, will be presided over by Oscar-winning South Korean director Bong Joon-ho. The jury’s central task will be to evaluate 14 feature films—all first or second works by their directors—selected for the festival’s official competition, a segment dedicated to discovering new talents in world cinema. Bong Joon-ho, whose film “Parasite” achieved a historic…

Notes of Ambassador of the Sultanate of Oman to Tunisia for National Day

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Oman as a Model of Stability, Investment, and Sustainable Development The celebration of the 54th National Day of the Sultanate of Oman represents a moment of profound national reflection and pride. It is not merely a commemoration of our founding but a reaffirmation of the continuous journey of progress and renaissance under the wise leadership of His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tariq Al-Said. This occasion allows us to showcase the Sultanate’s significant achievements in human and national development, positioning Oman as a unique model in the region, said Dr. Hilal…

Investing in Resilient Infrastructure Could Halve Disaster-Linked GDP Losses, Landmark Report Finds

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Investing in disaster-resilient infrastructure can reduce future GDP losses from climate-related disasters by half, according to new modelling from the Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (CDRI) launched Wednesday at the COP30 climate summit. The research reveals a stark “resilience deficit,” with the true economic cost of infrastructure failure exceeding the immediate physical damage by more than seven times. This is because disruptions to transport, power, and water systems cripple supply chains and business activity, creating a massive hidden cost on top of the initial destruction. The report, which analyzed eight…

Tunisia Enters New Surgical Era with First Robotic Digestive Procedure

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Tunisia has marked a milestone in its medical history with the successful completion of its first robotic digestive system surgery. The landmark operation was performed last Tuesday at Charles Nicolle Hospital in Tunis. The 45-minute procedure, led by Dr. Ramzi Nouira and his team in collaboration with the anesthesia department headed by Dr. Aliya Jebri, was carried out safely and with high precision. The Ministry of Health confirmed the surgery was free of any post-operative complications. This new technology signals a major breakthrough for the country’s healthcare sector. It offers…