Central Bank of Tunisia : Time to use borrowing from...
The Central Bank of Tunisia said on Monday that it is time to issue bonds worth $1 billion to finance the budget and balance of payments deficits. The bond issue...
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Tunisia date revenues edge up 31%
Tunisian date revenues reached 235 million U.S. dollars in the current date season from October 2017 to May 24, 2018, up 31 % compared to the same period of last...
Tunisian olive oil wins four medals at Evo-IOOC
The Tunisian olive oil has been once again distinguished at the international scale by wining 4 medals (1 gold and 3 silver). This distinction took place during the 3rd Extra...
CONECT receives ISO 9001 certificate, Version 2015
The Confederation of Tunisian Citizen Enterprises (CONECT) .has received, on Thursday in Tunis, the ISO 9001 certificate, Version 2015, a standard that establishes the requirements for a quality management system, which...
Agriculture marked as Africa’s path to prosperity, and Dube Port...
Processing zones for staple crops, an initiative aimed at boosting food security, have been earmarked for several locations in Africa, and KwaZulu-Natal’s Dube Port is seen as providing valuable lessons....
Tunisia tourism makes return with revenues up nearly a third
Tunisia’s tourism industry, hard hit by terrorist attacks in 2015, has undergone a “real recovery” with revenues up nearly a third so far this year, the sector’s minister said Wednesday....
German bank to fund $96m Tunisia water project
Tunisia signed a €82 million ($96 million) loan agreement with Germany’s KfW Development Bank to finance a water project, the Anadolu Agency reported. The agreement was signed by Tunisian Minister of Development,...
Messina Group announces new Italy-Tunisia line
The Genoa-based shipping company Ignazio Messina has launched a new sea connection for roll-on/roll-off (ro-ro) merchandise between Italy and Tunisia, with a weekly sailing between the port of Rades and...
China’s latest connection to Africa is via a boom in...
hinese travelers are the world’s top tourism spenders, shelling out almost $260 billion in 2017 alone. A growing part of that spend is now happening in Africa, encouraged by relaxed visa...
New Investment in Tunisia’s Future to Strengthen Primary Education and...
The World Bank Board of Directors approved recently a US$100 million investment loan to support the Tunisian government’s efforts to improve the quality of primary education and expand access to...
