The World Bank Reaffirms its Commitment to Support the Economic Recovery Program in Tunisia
The World Bank reiterated that it is still committed to supporting the economic recovery program in Tunisia in order to achieve inclusive and sustainable...
32 Per Cent Increase in Labor Revenues
Accumulated labor revenues increased by 32 percent since the beginning of 2021 and until December 10, 2021, to reach the level of 7.2 billion...
Demanding the President of the Republic to Withdraw the 2016 Law on the Central...
Today, Tuesday, December 14, 2021, the expert in economics and development and the representative of the Tunisian Forum for Economic and Social Rights, Jamel...
Fraud and Addiction: Electronic Gambling in the Absence of the State!
In recent years, Electronic gambling in Tunisia has spread so remarkably that there is not a single neighborhood without one or more spaces for...
Tunisia’s Reserve Stock of Grain does not Exceed two Months
The grain stockpile in Tunisia is estimated to cover two months of consumption, according to what was revealed by the Grain Office, and that...
Energy in Tunisia: Sector Reform Depends on Addressing the Foundations of Governance in Depth.
In a new assessment by the Natural Resource Governance Institute, the mining sector and the oil and gas sector in Tunisia are considered "weak"....
Saied meets the Governor of the Central Bank to discuss the financial situation
Following the statement issued by the Central Bank yesterday, Wednesday, centered on the collapse of the Tunisian economy and the sharp decline in external...
Water scarcity… A major challenge for Tunisians in the coming years
Over the past few years, Tunisia has recorded a significant decline in water rates, as a result of the decline in rainfall during this...
An unprecedented increase in outstanding tunisian public debt
According to the State Budget Execution Report released by the Ministry of Economy, Finance and Investment Support, the outstanding public debt amounted to 99.1...
Tunisia: A budget hole of nearly 5.1 billion dinars to fill!
If austerity measures had not been adopted, during the first seven months of 2021, this hole would have reached 8.8 billion dinars.Tunisia must make...
