Tunisia's Ministry of Equipment and Housing Plans to Recruit 412 Agents in 2027
The Tunisian Ministry of Equipment and Housing plans to recruit 412 agents in 2027.
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The Tunisian Ministry of Equipment and Housing plans to recruit 412 agents in 2027.
Tunisian poet Siwar Sahraoui uses social media to share her poetry and engage with a global audience.
Tunisia lacks clear cryptocurrency regulations, leaving users and businesses with unclear guidelines.
Tunisia ranks 71st in the 2026 Global Innovation Index, up five places from 2025, with significant improvements in innovation outputs.
Cristiano Ronaldo announces end of international career with Portugal after 23 years
Media day held at Djerba International Airport to introduce white exercise simulating plane crash
The first annual conference of the Artificial Intelligence and Smart Computing Association kicked off in Hammamet, Tunisia, focusing on AI applications in healthcare.
Tunisia's TAP joins 21 other media organizations in a global initiative to develop standards for AI applications in the news sector.
A mental health symposium was held in Kef, Tunisia, to discuss the role of mental well-being in academic success.
Sousse University wins economic innovation award for AI project to authenticate olive oil and predict harvests
The 4th Arab Novel Forum kicks off in Tunisia from November 11-14, 2026, with 18 countries participating under the theme "The Green Novel: Representations of Reality and Narrative Horizons."
Banzart hosts 5th Arab Malouf Poetry Meeting from November 6-8, 2026, featuring poets, artists, and craftsmen in a celebration of poetic heritage and creativity.