60% of Tunisian Agricultural Lands Found to be Rich in Phosphorus
A recent analysis of Tunisian agricultural lands reveals that 60% of the lands tested have sufficient phosphorus levels, reducing the need for intensive fertilization.
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A recent analysis of Tunisian agricultural lands reveals that 60% of the lands tested have sufficient phosphorus levels, reducing the need for intensive fertilization.
A new network of 14 global ports aims to enhance cooperation and information sharing to combat narcotics trafficking, with its official launch taking place in Marseille.
Tunisia's exports to Libya hit 1.8 billion dinars in the first nine months of 2026, with a 26.54% increase in bilateral trade.
Tunisian Defence Minister Khalid Sehili stresses the importance of developing human capacities and keeping pace with technological advancements.
Tunisia and Italy have agreed to accelerate projects on energy efficiency, renewable energy, and carbon removal, amid efforts to enhance cooperation in sustainable development.
Russia and Ukraine start negotiations in Abu Dhabi, facilitated by the US, aiming to end the ongoing war.
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70 participants to design smart applications using AI to tackle social challenges
Seminar to discuss Tunisia's economic diplomacy strategy in light of global changes
University of Manouba hosts 6th international conference on literary narrative from November 10-12, 2026.
Tunisian lawmakers push for a shift to a productive economy based on investment, criticizing reliance on taxation and debt.
La CNUCED appelle à renforcer la coopération commerciale internationale pour lutter contre le changement climatique.