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Oil prices rose over 2% on Friday, reaching their highest settlement level since late April, amid concerns of escalating conflict between the US and Iran.
The olive harvesting and processing season in Banzart, Tunisia is set to begin on November 1, 2026, with an estimated production of 16,000 tons of olives.
Tunisia's Agriculture Minister Azeddine Ben Sheikh concludes the Agricultural Partnership Forum, calling for transforming cooperation opportunities into investment projects.
Tunisia's Higher Institute of Accounting and Business Administration partners with a startup to utilize AI in higher education, enhancing teaching methods and student skills.
Seven candidates from around the world are vying for the position of Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO), succeeding Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus whose second term ends ...
Tunisia successfully negotiates higher quota for red shrimp in Mediterranean waters
Tunisia begins its first digital agricultural census for 2026-2027.
La Tunisie accueille un forum sur la finance climatique pour renforcer la résilience de son agriculture face aux défis environnementaux.
Tunisia is set to ban lead-based paints as part of efforts to reduce the risks associated with lead poisoning, a move that will involve setting maximum thresholds for the metal.
Tunisian labor union to discuss education system reform and equal opportunities
Tunisian and Senegalese officials meet to explore investment opportunities for Tunisian institutions in Senegal.
Ministry of Defense says proposed road changes pose no issues as no sensitive areas are affected
