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Tunisia: new IFC loan to support micro-entrepreneurs

IFC (International Finance Corporation), a member of the World Bank (WB) group, has granted a loan equivalent to $ 8 million to Enda Inter-Arabe, the largest microfinance Institution in Tunisia

Tunisia: 26,000 hotel reservations canceled in Cap Bon

The number of canceled hotel reservations in Cap Bon reached 26,000 including 5,000 in the Yasmine-Hammamet resort, after last June terrorist on a hotel in the tourist resort of El Kantaoui

Tunisia: domestic tourism market is poorly structured (Minister)

Minister of Tourism and Handicrafts Salma Elloumi Rekik stressed that the domestic market has not developed because it is not structured and does not benefit from specific marketing

Tunisia-public sector: More strikes and fewer lost days

According to statistics released by the Ministry of Social Affairs, strikes in the public sector rose by 17% during the month of June compared to May 2015. These strikes hit seven public companies, added the source said, noting that the number of relevant institutions also posted an increase of 17%. ...

Tunisia: Fitch Affirms ETAP at ‘AA-; Outlook Stable

Fitch Ratings, on Monday, affirmed Tunisian oil and gas company Entreprise Tunisienne d'Activites Petrolieres' (ETAP) National Long-term rating at 'AA-(tun)' with Stable Outlook and National Short-term rating at 'F1+(tun)'. ETAP is a wholly-state-owned company with ...

Tunisia: CTN to develop cruise product from 2016

Mohamed Abid, Central Director for Passenger Transport at the Tunisian Navigation Company (CTN) said the company is seeking to develop the cruise product, and this from the

Tunisia: LuxairTours suspends all trips to Enfidha for rest of summer

Luxembourg-based tour operator LuxairTours suspended all trips to Enfidha in Tunisia for the rest of the summer, following last June 26 attack in Sousse that left 38 dead and forty wounded,

Tunisia: worst damage inflicted to Tunisia’s GDP since 2011 (Bloomberg)

The two deadly attacks against tourists in Tunisia will probably cause the worst damage to the country’s economy since the revolution in January 2011, according to economists quoted by Bloomberg.

Tunisia: Sfax-Gabes highway finally in operation in 2016

All difficulties delaying, for two years, work in the highway Sfax / Gabes will be resolved to ensure the launch of its operations

Tunisia: manufacturing exports climb 10.3%

Exports of manufacturing industries increased 10.3% in the first half of 2015, while exports of textiles fell by 6% and phosphate remain problematic,

Tunisia: foreign investment up 82.3%

The volume of foreign investment reached 974 million dinars until the end of May 2015, posting an increase of 82.3% compared to the same period of 2014. This was stated by Khalil Laabidi, Director General of the Foreign Investment

Tunisia: natural gas production declines by 4%

Domestic natural gas production went down 4% to the end of May, 2015, according to the latest report from the National Energy Observatory, a copy of which
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