Tunisia Aims to Boost Cultural Sector's GDP Contribution
Tunisia plans to increase cultural sector's GDP contribution to 3% by 2027
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Tunisia plans to increase cultural sector's GDP contribution to 3% by 2027
Tunisia's National Center for Cinema and Image joins Mediterranean Audiovisual and Cinema Summit in Italy on November 7-8, 2026.
Tunisia's economy is expected to grow 3.1% in 2027, with a 7.2% increase in per capita income, according to Prime Minister Najla Bouden.
Tunisian Prime Minister Sara Zenzari announces plans for a comprehensive administrative reform to improve public services and promote economic growth.
Tunisia's National Cinema and Image Center joins Mediterranean Audiovisual and Cinema Summit in Italy
Ali Hassan Atouf, a young man from Sohag, Egypt, has been breeding and taming wolves since 2008, driven by his passion for these wild animals rather than financial gain.
Tunisia to offer remote access to passport, ID, and residence certificate services by December 31, 2026, via the "Khadamet" app.
Taxi drivers in Djerba, Tunisia, have ended their one-week strike and resumed work after agreeing to negotiate with authorities over licensing issues.
Tunisia's olive oil exports surge 48.6% in volume and 39.4% in value during the 2025-2026 season, with 399.3 thousand tons and 5016.4 million dinars, respectively.
Tunisian Parliament Speaker Ibrahim Boudarbala emphasizes need to control spending and boost investment to overcome financial challenges
Tunisian authorities struggle to combat drug addiction as 5% of the population consumes narcotics
Tunisian police arrest three people, including a sports coach, for suspected involvement in a drug trafficking network linked to a sports club.