Tunisia Accelerates Public Service Digitization in 2027 Budget
Tunisia's 2027 budget allocates $1.074 billion to accelerate digital transformation, enhance cybersecurity, and support innovation.
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Tunisia's 2027 budget allocates $1.074 billion to accelerate digital transformation, enhance cybersecurity, and support innovation.
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