Tunisian Company Cellcom Faces Challenges with Foreign Currency Receivables
Tunisian company Cellcom faces challenges with foreign currency receivables, impacting its financial statements.
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Tunisian company Cellcom faces challenges with foreign currency receivables, impacting its financial statements.
A new book by Adnen El Ghali examines the architectural, urban, and symbolic significance of European consular representations in Tunis' medina during the Ottoman era.
Tunisia's technical centers have expertise that could serve African economies, but exporting it poses challenges.
Tunisia hosts an exhibition highlighting Saint-Augustin's Christian heritage from November 12-15, 2026, in Carthage.
Tunisia to implement salary increases in public and private sectors from January 1, 2027, as part of a three-year plan.
Tunisia participates in World Travel Market London 2026 to boost tourism and strengthen partnerships with international travel operators.
A Tunisian court has ordered the provisional closure of a black soldier fly farm in Menzel Bouzelfa, pending ongoing investigations.
Tunisia's Chamber of Commerce adopts mandatory electronic filing of documents
Tunisia's gold market is experiencing unprecedented stagnation due to high prices and decreased purchasing power.
The 29th edition of Ecomondo, a leading event on green, blue, and circular economy, has begun in Rimini, Italy, with a strong focus on sustainability and industrial competitiveness.
Tunisia unveils a 10-year strategy to restore ecological balance, combat climate change, and enhance forest fire prevention measures.
Democrat Abdulrahman Seyed wins Michigan Senate seat, becoming first Muslim US Senator