“Tunisia has lagged far behind in capturing the African market, since it has contented itself, for many decades, with classical European markets, “said Mohamed Ettounsi, CEO of “Polymeres”, specialising in...
The EBRD has appointed Antoine Sallé de Chou as the new Head of the Bank’s offices in Tunisia. Based in Tunis, Mr Sallé de Chou will assume his role on...
A controversial ban on carry-on laptops and tablets on flights from the Middle East to the United States and Britain went into effect Saturday — with less fanfare and frustration...
French Prime Minister Bernard Kasnov is to fly to Algeria from April 5 to 7, where he will discuss economic and industrial addresses and Tunisia where he will discuss the...
Members of the Arab-Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry affirmed the willingness of Australian enterprises to invest in North African countries, particularly in Tunisia. During a meeting Thursday with Development,...
The Tunisian government expects the second tranche of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan will be disbursed in April, Ridha Saïdi, an adviser to the Prime Minister in charge of...
unis-Khartoum flights, suspended since 1989, will resume in early September, Premier Youssef Chahed announced. This air link will deliver a boost to cooperation and increase the pace of visits and...
A recently published higher education cooperation plan with Tunisia represents the latest milestone in Turkey’s plan to set up joint universities with North African Arab states in what is seen...
Tunisia has summoned the British ambassador over the recent UK carry-on electronics ban on flights from Tunisia. Tunisia has summoned the British ambassador over the decision of the United Kingdom to prohibit passengers...
Tunisia- Different economic entities in Tunisia, in both the private and public sectors, are searching for successful means to enter the promising African markets. Tunisia is seeking to overcome some...
