Tunisian Listed Companies Achieve 1.7 Billion Dinars in Profits
Tunisian listed companies achieved a combined profit of 1.7 billion dinars for the first six months of 2026.
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Tunisian listed companies achieved a combined profit of 1.7 billion dinars for the first six months of 2026.
The exchange rates for various currencies in Tunisia on October 28, 2026, have been released.
Italian training ship Amerigo Vespucci docks at Tunis's Halq al-Wadi port from October 31 to November 3, 2026.
A recent study by Tunisia's Central Bank found that only 18% of women in seven governorates have access to banking services, highlighting the need for greater financial inclusion.
Tunisia to repay $13.3 billion in debt in 2027, with external debt servicing expected to be a major challenge
The third Russia-Africa Summit and accompanying economic and humanitarian forum have begun in Moscow, with 48 African countries and 22 heads of state and government in attendance.
Tunisia's civil protection units carried out 407 interventions in the past 24 hours, including rescue operations and firefighting.
The draw for the Confederation Cup group stage has placed Tunisian club CS Sfaxien in Group D alongside Algerian club USM Alger, Mozambican club Black Bulls, and Malian club Real Bamako.
Tunisia's olive oil production is expected to decline by 40% this season, according to the country's farmers' union.
A work session is underway in Jendouba to discuss development projects and monitor landslide situations in the region.
University of Manouba hosts its third Cultural Days event, featuring various artistic activities, exhibitions, and competitions for students.
A 3-week awareness campaign to prevent motorcycle accidents has kicked off in Kasserine, Tunisia, with a rally and a workshop on first aid.