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Tunisia's health sector is pushing for stronger public-private partnerships and digitalization to improve healthcare services and attract international patients.
Myriam Elloumi, head of the Tunisian Automotive Association, discusses the transformation of Tunisia's automotive sector.
Tunisia's proposed 2027 budget allocates $68.9 billion, an 8.4% increase from 2026, with notable rises in industry and electoral funding.
Le World Justice Project alerte sur le recul de l’État de droit dans 62% des pays évalués en 2026.
Tunisia and France are exploring new industrial partnerships in plastics and composites, with a recent mission by five French companies to identify potential cooperation opportunities.
The 4th OASIS DAYS festival kicks off in Tunisia's Gabès from October 29 to November 1, 2026, to promote the region's oasis heritage through art, culture, and environmental activities.
American scientists raise concerns about AI chatbots' impact on children's ability to distinguish humans from machines.
Tunisia's budget for 2027 is under pressure due to rising oil prices and a high public deficit.
Tunisia's economic challenges worsen with rising inflation, a growing trade deficit, and concerns over the 2026 budget's feasibility.
Paris Saint-Germain faces FC Barcelona in a crucial Champions League match
La Bourse de Tunis entre dans une phase plus sélective après neuf mois de forte progression.
The Tunisian government's economic corridor project connecting Kasserine to Sfax is set to move forward after a two-year delay, with the World Bank and European Investment Bank providing ...
