Tunisian Solidarity Bank Opens External Competition for 24 New Hires
Tunisian Solidarity Bank launches external competition to recruit 24 staff members.
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Tunisian Solidarity Bank launches external competition to recruit 24 staff members.
The Arab Radio Union has launched a website for the Arab Song Festival, set to take place on January 12-13, 2027.
Amani Abu Sihli, an Egyptian mother, lost her only son in a revenge killing but chose peace over retaliation, leading reconciliation efforts.
Egypt will be the guest of honor at the 37th Carthage Film Festival, scheduled to take place from December 12 to 19, 2026, in Tunis.
Tunisia's Ministry of Industry issues a call for tenders to establish a 150 megawatt energy storage project using batteries, aiming for completion before the 2027 summer.
The highly anticipated match between Stade Tunisien and CA Bizertin has been postponed due to rain, with both teams having an equal chance of winning.
Tunisian football coach Sufian El Hidoussi has reportedly received two lucrative offers from Algerian clubs, Wafaq Sétif and JS Kabylie.
Tunisia's finance minister reveals 1101 unregistered taxpayers discovered, as part of efforts to boost tax revenue and compliance.
Israeli opposition leaders meet to discuss strategy to oust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after inconclusive elections.
The Italian Navy's historic training ship Amerigo Vespucci has made a port call in La Goulette, Tunisia, marking 70 years of diplomatic relations between the two countries.
Le philosophe allemand Arthur Schopenhauer analyserait le monde moderne comme une machine à fabriquer l’insatisfaction, où le progrès technique n'a pas élevé les fins de l'existence humaine.
Analysts warn of a possible life presidency in Tunisia, citing the incumbent's control of state resources and restrictive constitution.