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L'Union européenne, la Chine, les États-Unis et la Russie se disputent l'influence sur le continent africain.
Tunisia's ministry of industry, mines and energy to receive increased budget for 2027
Tunisia's industrial sector is gaining momentum with the launch of a locally built patrouilleur and electric vehicle exports to Germany.
Tunisian Trade Minister Samir Oubid urges Islamic countries to develop innovative financing mechanisms to enhance trade and exports.
Tunisia's Prime Minister's Office to receive 377,924 thousand dinars in 2027 budget
Tunisia launches plan to restore forest ecosystems and adapt to climate change by reforestation and modernizing fire prevention systems.
Tunisia's 130-dinar allowance for celiac disease patients yet to be disbursed due to bureaucratic delays
Tunisian Trade Minister Samir Abid has called for the development of innovative mechanisms to finance trade and exports among member states of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation.
Tunisia's tourism budget for 2027 stands at 176.8 million dinars, marking a 9.3% increase from 2026.
Volkswagen struggles in China with 31% sales drop, plans to cut 50,000-100,000 jobs globally by 2030.
Tunisia's Pr Manel Chaabane elected president of the International Francophone Federation of Clinical Biology and Laboratory Medicine.
Tunisian police seize 500 grams of raw cocaine in a crackdown on a drug trafficking network in the Gafsa region.