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The Tunisian economy: Between the Minister-Governor and other free thinkers

As part of his participation in the Annual Meetings of the World Bank Group and the International Monetary Fund, Fethi Zouhaier Nouri, Governor of...

2026 Finance Bill lacks economic vision and future perspective, says MP!

Member of Parliament and member of the Finance Committee at the Assembly of People’s Representatives (ARP), Maher Ketari, affirmed that the draft Foreign Exchange...

1,500 jobs created by Italian companies in Tunisia in H1 2025

Trade relations between Italy and Tunisia are strong, with exchanges increasing each year, reaching nearly 15 billion Tunisian dinars—a significant figure, the Italian Ambassador...

Finance Bill 2026: New measures for public enterprises and also fee increases

According to the first draft of the 2026 Finance Bill, proposed by the government to the Assembly of People’s Representatives , the state plans...

Green transition: UBCI and Amen Bank receive €20 million in funding from EBRD

Two financing agreements were signed on Monday between the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and two Tunisian banks — Amen Bank and...

Tunisia: Trade deficit plunges to -16,728.3 MD at end of September 2025

The trade deficit stood at -16,728.3 million dinars (MD), compared to -13,497.4 MD during the first nine months of 2024, the National Statistics Institute...

Around 2 in 10 Tunisians lack health coverage

Nearly eight out of ten Tunisians (81.0%) have some form of health coverage, whether contributory or assistance-based, while around 2.2 million people, representing 19%...

Tunisia categorically rejects the “disguised settlement” of irregular migrants!

Tunisia is facing a surge in migration due to its geographical proximity to Europe. Criminal networks, taking advantage of this “opportunity,” have chosen the...

The “Great Exodus” of Tunisian Engineers!

The brain drain is a phenomenon that affects not only Tunisia but also, and especially, many other African countries. Because of its proximity to...

Tunisia repays 125% of its external debt

Highlighting the extent of its solvency toward foreign lenders for 2024, Tunisia has managed to repay 125% of its external debt obligations by the...

Tire maker’s results deflate again amid serious customs dispute!

The financial results of Tunisian tire manufacturer STIP continue to deteriorate year after year, and the company’s situation is becoming increasingly difficult. After posting a...

Inflation continues to ease gradually

Inflation in Tunisia is receding, so to speak, in “homeopathic doses.” In September, it slightly dropped to 5%, compared with 5.2% the previous month,...
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