Economist and former Finance Minister, Houcine Dimassi, finds no reason to be reassured by the economic situation in Tunisia, compounded by a "terrible legacy" due to a
In a specific context where the Tunisian administration remains incapable of integrating a larger number of graduates, and the private sector is not in shape to recruit more, the move to private initiative which encourages young people to create their own projects is becoming more and more a national issue. However, it requires
The Ennahdha, leader of the ruling coalition, expressed concern and regret over the postponement of the national dialogue announced Wednesday by Secretary General of the Tunisian General Labor Union (UGTT), Houcine Abassi. This is, in any case, the meaning
The trade balance of the textile and clothing sector recorded a slight improvement in October 2013 from 115.7 % in the same month in 2012 to 116.1 % this year, up 0.4 percentage points. According to the Technical Textile Center
The International Monetary Fund said Monday that Tunisia needs urgent action to rein in budget deficits and generate growth, as its loan disbursements to the country remained under delay.
The deterioration of the situation in Tunisia marked by a political crisis that no end of which is in sight and the popular uprising in several regions of the country are certainly a source of concern to all Tunisian stakeholders but also to neighboring countries and even the European Union.
"The state budget for 2014 is an inflationary budget." This was concluded on Thursday November 21 by Mohsen Hassen, an expert in economy, stating that the middle class would
The draft budget law for 2014 still creates controversy. Those who oppose it are more numerous! Today it was the turn of the Tunisian Union of Industry, Trade and
A new project will support inclusive growth and poverty reduction efforts in Tunisia through the consolidation and better targeting of social protection programs. The US$4.7 million Tunisia Social Protection Reforms Support grant was signed on November 5 by the World Bank and the Government of Tunisia
The flow of foreign investments amounted to 1,491.9 million Tunisian dinars (MTD) to the end of September 2013, up 15.3 % compared to 2012 (9 months) and 20.5 % compared to 2011, according to the latest statistics published by the Foreign Investment Promotion Agency (FIPA).
Tunisian businesses are again living through a climate of instability! The environment in which business leaders operate remain far below their expectations
