Tunisia's Industrial Sector Urged to Adapt to Global Changes
Tunisia's Industry Minister calls for industrial transformation
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Tunisia's Industry Minister calls for industrial transformation
Saudi Arabia's defenses intercept and destroy 11 drone aircraft and one ballistic missile launched by Houthi forces towards various regions of the kingdom.
Tunisia's Ministry of Equipment and Housing is reviewing the legal framework governing housing finance mechanisms.
Tunisia's Zaghouan governorate has allocated $21.5 million to provide drinking water to over 3,000 families, with 12 projects underway to improve living conditions.
Tunisian football club Etoile du Sahel criticizes repeated scheduling changes in national league
Tunisia's Ministry of Equipment and Housing partially diverts traffic on Jebel El-Ghouloud from today for 10 days to demolish an old bridge.
Tunisia's Ministry of Education, in collaboration with the Ministry of Cultural Affairs, has organized 55 school trips to the National Tunisian Book Fair.
Tunisia's Trade Minister Samir Obaid opens the 8th International Textile Fair in Sousse, highlighting the sector's economic importance.
Tunisia's September 2026 temperatures soared, ranking fifth hottest since 1950
University of Manouba and Court of Accounts sign two cooperation agreements in scientific, research and training fields.
French police used tear gas to disperse around 150 protesters in Lyon on Saturday amid widespread demonstrations against rising living costs.
Tunisia's legislative elections are expected to take place in November or December 2027, according to the country's electoral authority.