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June 7-8:First economic forum for Libya will be held

On June 7-8 , the Italian-Libyan Business Development Association (ILBDA) will hold the first economic forum for Libya at the Laico SPA and Conference...

Negotiations with the International Monetary Fund are under “Freezing” … until Further Notice

It was expected that negotiations between Tunisia and the International Monetary Fund on granting a new loan of four billion dollars start today, Wednesday,...

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...

Tunisia under IMF Tutelage

May 6, 2021   According to the Tunisian government, the IMF would have welcomed Tunisia’s macroeconomic reform program. The meeting with the IMF was organized with...

Worth 245,000 dinars. Where did the grants for needy families go?

  "The grant for needy and low-income families by the World Bank-funded Ministry of Social Affairs has disappeared and has not been handed over to...

Institute of Statistics: Inflation declines during the Month of August

  The National Institute of Statistics (INS) today issued a press release on September 5, 2021, on the decline of inflation in consumption during August...

The First Economic Forum for Libya… A First Step in the Reconstruction path

On Tuesday, June 8, the Italian-Libyan Association for Trade Development ILBDA made important agreements with various mayors of municipalities (wali) and local authorities in...

Qaïes Saïed, Defender of Pan-Africanism in Paris

May 18, 2021 In order to attend the Summit on the financing of African economies, Qaïes Saïed traveled to Paris this weekend. Looking for a...

Looking for a Way out for the Phosphate Sector Setback

  May 17, 2021 The Ministry of Industry intends to conduct a strategic study on the phosphate sector by the horizon of 2040, according to...

High Indebtedness Ratio … Tunisia is Threatened by the Greek Scenario!

Tunisia has many loans, obtained either from international banks or the International Monetary Fund, due to the government's need in the past few months...

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