Tunisian Red Shrimp Fishermen Look to Italy
Tunisian red shrimp fishermen face uncertainty as Italy and EU quotas spark concerns
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Tunisian red shrimp fishermen face uncertainty as Italy and EU quotas spark concerns
The Tunisian government has ended the term of Hakima Aloui, a senior official in the country's religious affairs ministry.
Tunisian football club, Al-Nadi Al-Afriki, issues statement on broadcasting rights for upcoming match against TP Mazembe.
Tunisia ranks 124th out of 192 countries in the Global Relocation Index 2026, with a score of 58.6/100, according to a report by Rumavi.
Tunisia's Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations (CDC) holds workshop in Gafsa to present financing mechanisms for start-ups and SMEs.
Tunisia and China discuss academic cooperation and offer scholarships to Tunisian students
CS Sfaxien faces Académie Amadou Diallo in the African Confederation Cup on October 24, 2026.
Tunisia hosts international forum for female entrepreneurs to explore AI opportunities
WMC LeMag's 259th issue analyzes Tunisia's economic shifts, industrial changes, and water resource management.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian blames the US for the failure of an interim agreement, but says efforts should be made to reach a new deal.
Forbes Africa's October-November 2026 issue features a special report on Tunisia, showcasing the country's economic talents, industrial activities, innovation, and investment opportunities.
Morocco launches Tassdir+ to insure exports to 15 African markets