North Africa
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A recent study by Tunisia's Financial Inclusion Observatory finds that 98% of women in 7 governorates still use cash for transactions, highlighting limited access to financial services.
The World Bank warns that global commodity prices are expected to rise by 23% in 2026, driven by geopolitical tensions, supply chain disruptions, and soaring energy costs.
Tunisia's Prime Minister Sara Al-Zafrani Al-Zanzeri visits Moscow's Russian-African Economic and Humanitarian Forum
Tunisia's Prime Minister Sara Al-Zafrani Al-Zanzeri visits Tunisian pavilion at Moscow exhibition to promote trade and tourism.
Tunisian Higher Education Minister Monther Belaid emphasizes the crucial role of microelectronics in driving the country's economic and industrial growth.
Yemen's government warns of worsening humanitarian crisis in Taiz as Houthi forces tighten siege.
Tunisia condemns Israeli attacks on Ramallah and Al-Bira, calls for international action
Tunisian authorities have called on olive farmers in the Mahdia region to accelerate their harvesting to combat the spread of a bacterial disease affecting olive trees.
A recent study by the Tunisian Financial Inclusion Observatory reveals low financial inclusion rates for women in seven governorates, highlighting obstacles such as limited access to bank...
Tunisia's economy has demonstrated relative resilience in the face of global economic shocks, despite persistent pressures.
Exploring the capabilities and limitations of AI in understanding human language and communication
Tunisia's ESG landscape is evolving rapidly, with regulators and European clients demanding more transparency and accountability.
