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Municipality of Kalaa Mdenine in Tunisia's Jendouba governorate continues work on the Sidi Belkacem hydrotherapy project, expected to boost local economy and tourism.
Mohamed Taïeb Belhaj, a renowned Tunisian agricultural expert and former head of the Office des céréales, has died at the age of
Tunisian Highway Company to plant 100,000 trees and shrubs in 2026-2027 season as part of environmental efforts
The National Road Safety Observatory in Tunisia is organizing a workshop to evaluate the country's national road safety strategy on November 9-10, 2026.
Despite a significant increase in mobile payment accounts in Tunisia, the usage remains limited, with only 11.3% of accounts being active.
Tunisia's 2027 transport ministry budget includes increased funding for maritime and port projects, including studies for the long-planned Enfidha deep-water port.
A nostalgic walk through La Goulette reveals the city's rich history, cultural landmarks, and warm hospitality.
FTF urges clubs to resolve disputes through dialogue and sports structures
Four non-communicable diseases are responsible for over 80% of premature deaths in Tunisia, according to Dr. Rached Hamzaoui, president of the 9th National Congress of the Tunisian Societ...
A health caravan in Tunisia's Nabeul region provided free medical services to over 500 people, offering consultations and exams in various specialties.
Salma Baccar, a renowned Tunisian filmmaker, will be honored at the 14th edition of the Festival International du Film des Lacs et Lagunes in Grand-Bassam, Côte d'Ivoire.
The global economy is experiencing contrasting dynamics, with restrictive monetary policies, investments in AI, industrial restructuring, and geopolitical tensions leading to divergent gr...
