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Public establishments under Tunisia's Ministry of Communication Technology cover 80% of expenses for 2027, totaling 858.499 million dinars.
The 28th International Realities Forum in Tunisia concluded with a call for a new euro-mediterranean partnership based on reciprocity and concrete results.
A Tunisian man's conversation with his mother reveals the struggles of those seeking employment abroad
Tunisian President Kaïs Saïed met with Education Minister Noureddine Nouri to discuss new education methods and equal access to education for all Tunisians.
Tunisia struggles with shortages of staple foods like sugar, rice, tea, and coffee, despite having sufficient national reserves, with distribution issues and market dysfunctions exacerbat...
Tunisia unveils strategy to cut road accident fatalities 25% by 2030, 50% by 2034
Artist Lamia Bouzouita's exhibition "Venezia e il Paese delle Meraviglie" brings together 39 works, blending Tunisian and Venetian influences.
Tunisian Professional Football League fines multiple clubs for crowd misconduct
Spain's government has ordered olive oil producers to withhold 12% of their production for the 2026-2027 season to regulate the market and prevent price collapse.
Tunisia's Bleu Innov hackathon concludes with four winning projects focused on environmental innovation and sustainable development.
Tunisian tourism to be promoted in UK market through partnership with Jet2holidays
The National Registry of Enterprises in Tunisia has launched two new digital services aimed at simplifying legal procedures for businesses.
