Tunisia Seeks to Boost Exports and Tourism to Russia
Tunisia aims to increase exports to Russia by $27 million and revive tourism, with 600,000 Russian visitors in 2019.
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Tunisia aims to increase exports to Russia by $27 million and revive tourism, with 600,000 Russian visitors in 2019.
Tunisia's Ministry of Education is organizing the first national student poetry meeting on October 30-31, 2026, in Gabes, with 52 students from 26 regional education delegations participa...
Tunisia's National Authority for Evaluation and Accreditation in Healthcare grants accreditation certificates to six healthcare institutions.
Tunisia's Ministry of Education is hosting the first national poetry competition for students, bringing together 52 pupils from 26 regional education delegations.
French newspaper Les Echos highlights Tunisia's efforts to enhance its startup ecosystem and leverage AI to foster innovation and growth.
The Tunisian Volleyball Championship's top division, featuring eight teams, begins on October 31.
Tunisia's National Authority for Evaluation and Accreditation in Healthcare grants accreditation certificates to six public and private healthcare institutions.
The draw for the 2026-2027 African Champions League group stage has placed Tunisian teams Espérance Sportive de Tunis and Club Africain in challenging groups.
Thomas Denfer praises Tunisia's digital transformation of the National Register of Enterprises
Tunisia's 2027 budget includes 32,557 new public sector recruitments and regularisations, says Finance Minister Michket Slama Khaldi.
Italy and Tunisia are at odds over the Tunisian red shrimp quota in the Mediterranean, with Italy claiming Tunisia has exceeded its annual limit.
Tunisia seeks to boost exports to Russia and regain 600,000 Russian tourists