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Tunisia

Donors Run into Bank Secrecy

The long battle of international donors to break through the secrecy barrier of the Tunisian banking system isn't about to [...]

Subscribers only 05.02.2004

Water Seminar

Ubifrance has teamed up with the trade mission at the French embassy in Tunis to organize a seminar in May [...]

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IHEDN FOCUSES ON MEDITERRANEAN SECURITY

The former French armed forces chief of staff and ex [...]

Subscribers only 29.01.2004

SALEH GENIFEN

Contrary to what we reported in our last issue, Saleh [...]

Subscribers only 29.01.2004

Transmed Capacity to be Doubled

Sonatrach is currently negotiating with the Tunisian authorities about building [...]

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Daughters banned from Carthage Palace ?

Despite their influence on their father, the three daughters of president Zine el Abedine Ben Ali's first marriage - respectively [...]

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Cool reception for tourism minister

The appointment of sports minister Aberrahim Zouari as minister of tourism in last week's government reshuffle has failed to overjoy [...]

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Khaled Djilani

Hedi Djilani, boss of the Tunisian employers federation UITICA

Subscribers only 22.01.2004

"Riots" in Tunis

The police cracked down violently on residents of the rundown district of Sidi Hacine who had taken to the streets [...]

Free access 15.01.2004

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CENTRAL BANK GOVERNOR FIRED AFTER LEAK

A government re-shuffle on Jan. 14 and the dismissal of [...]

Subscribers only 15.01.2004

WILLIAM HUDSON

A French-speaking American diplomat, William Hudson, has been named U.S. [...]

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Heavy Investment in Oil

The Tunisian government announced over the weekend it planned to invest 822 million dinars ($687 million) in the country's oil [...]

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BANK AMNESTY

Under legislation governing Tunisia's budget for 2004 the country's banks [...]

Subscribers only 08.01.2004

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CRACKDOWN ON FAKE GOODS

Long a haven for counterfeit goods, Tunisia has begun a [...]

Subscribers only 08.01.2004

PHILIPPE DE FONTAINE VIVE

The vice president of the European Investment Bank, Philippe de [...]

Subscribers only 08.01.2004

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Tunisia hosts French companies

A wide range of French companies recently relocated to Tunisia, [...]

Subscribers only 31.12.2003

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Price rise for official stamps

President Zine el Abedine Ben Ali has just ordered the [...]

Subscribers only 31.12.2003

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European Union finances private media

The European Union is going to contribute 2.15 million euros [...]

Subscribers only 31.12.2003

Imed Trabelsi

While Belhassen Trabelsi, brother of Tunisia's first lady, Leila Ben [...]

Subscribers only 31.12.2003

UIB

UIB in Tunisia ran into a rough patch in 2003. [...]

Subscribers only 31.12.2003

Two Juniors Make Debut

Juniors are increasingly making their first international debuts in Tunisia. This is the case of two newcomers, Ireland's Petroceltic and Canada's Storm.

Subscribers only Energy 30.12.2003

Tunisian Anti-Terrorism Law

New Legislation is aimed at satisfying Washington which put a number of Saudi investors active in Tunisia onto its black [...]

Free access 18.12.2003

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Americans eye milk market

Several American companies are interested in the forthcoming privatization of [...]

Subscribers only 18.12.2003

ABDELWAHAB ABDALLAH

The former spokesman for president Zine el Abedine Ben Ali [...]

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Tunisia’s interior ministry

Tunisia’s interior ministry has issued an invitation to tender for [...]

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Tunisia

Donors Run into Bank Secrecy

Water Seminar

IHEDN FOCUSES ON MEDITERRANEAN SECURITY

SALEH GENIFEN

Transmed Capacity to be Doubled

Daughters banned from Carthage Palace ?

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Cool reception for tourism minister

Khaled Djilani

"Riots" in Tunis

tunis
CENTRAL BANK GOVERNOR FIRED AFTER LEAK

WILLIAM HUDSON

Heavy Investment in Oil

tunis
BANK AMNESTY

tunis
CRACKDOWN ON FAKE GOODS

PHILIPPE DE FONTAINE VIVE

tunis
Tunisia hosts French companies

tunis
Price rise for official stamps

tunis
European Union finances private media

Imed Trabelsi

UIB

Two Juniors Make Debut

Tunisian Anti-Terrorism Law

tunis
Americans eye milk market

ABDELWAHAB ABDALLAH

Tunisia’s interior ministry

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Tunisia

Donors Run into Bank Secrecy

Water Seminar

IHEDN FOCUSES ON MEDITERRANEAN SECURITY

SALEH GENIFEN

Transmed Capacity to be Doubled

Daughters banned from Carthage Palace ?

NULL Cool reception for tourism minister

Khaled Djilani

"Riots" in Tunis

tunis CENTRAL BANK GOVERNOR FIRED AFTER LEAK

WILLIAM HUDSON

Heavy Investment in Oil

tunis BANK AMNESTY

tunis CRACKDOWN ON FAKE GOODS

PHILIPPE DE FONTAINE VIVE

tunis Tunisia hosts French companies

tunis Price rise for official stamps

tunis European Union finances private media

Imed Trabelsi

UIB

Two Juniors Make Debut

Tunisian Anti-Terrorism Law

tunis Americans eye milk market

ABDELWAHAB ABDALLAH

Tunisia’s interior ministry

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Cool reception for tourism minister

tunis
CENTRAL BANK GOVERNOR FIRED AFTER LEAK

tunis
BANK AMNESTY

tunis
CRACKDOWN ON FAKE GOODS

tunis
Tunisia hosts French companies

tunis
Price rise for official stamps

tunis
European Union finances private media

tunis
Americans eye milk market