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Tunisia success ‘hinges on foreign investment’Four years after Tunisia sparked off the Arab spring uprisings the country is seen as a rare regional success story, but its prospects hinge on it deepening reforms and attracting foreign investment. The North African country of 1 More… |
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Essebsi sworn in as new Tunisian presidentVeteran politician Beji Caid Essebsi was sworn in as Tunisian president on Wednesday, giving the country a democratically elected leader four years after an uprising ousted autocrat Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali. Essebsi, a former official in More… |
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Abraaj Group exits Tunisian bakery businessAbraaj Group, a leading investor operating in global growth markets, said it has successfully exited its investment in Moulin d’Or, a leading producer of baked goods in Tunisia, through one of its funds. Founded in 1990 as a More… |
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Silatech in Tunisian youth employment dealThousands of young Tunisian job seekers stand to benefit from a new partnership between leading non-governmental organisations Silatech and AIESEC. Silatech is a regional social initiative focused on helping improving employment a More… |
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Libyan rivals clash over eastern oil ports and Tunisia crossingArmed factions allied to Libya's two rival governments fought over eastern oil ports and the main border crossing to Tunisia, forcing closure of the two biggest oil export terminals, officials said. More… |
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Tunisians vote for new parliamentTunisians voted on Sunday in parliamentary elections that bring full democracy finally within their reach, four years after their uprising cast out autocrat Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali. Tunisia has fared better than its neighbours who More… |
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Tunisians vote for new parliament todayTunisians elect a new parliament on Sunday as the prospect of a full democracy finally comes within their reach, four years after they cast out autocrat Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali. Tunisia has fared better than neighbours who also ou More… |
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French tourists avoid Tunisia after beheading in AlgeriaTunisia lost about a third of its French tourist bookings to cancellation shortly after the beheading last month of a French traveller by Islamist militants in neighbouring Algeria, the country's tourism minister said. Increas More… |
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Tunisia woos investors for $6.8bn infrastructure projectsTunisia is seeking foreign investors for $6.82 billion worth of infrastructure and development projects, as the government tries to prop up its faltering economy. "We have 22 projects in many sectors, including energy, touris More… |
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Tunisia woos investors for $6.8bn infrastructure projectsTunisia is seeking foreign investors for $6.82 billion worth of infrastructure and development projects, as the government tries to prop up its faltering economy. "We have 22 projects in many sectors, including energy, touris More… |
