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French bank units finance SMEs

When they throw money at Tunisia’s small and medium sized firms (SMEs), the European Investment Bank (EIB) and the European [...]

Free access 02.10.2014

Jomaa takes back Al Karama brief

Prime minister Mehdi Jonaa is seeking to take over the process of selling firms confiscated the Ben Ali clan. According [...]

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Crossing scalpels over private hospitals

After trying for several years, heart surgeon Khaldoun Bardi, former brother in law of health minister Mohamed Salah Ben Ammar, [...]

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Frikha treats Marzouki and Ghannouchi

An independent candidate in Tunisia’s forthcoming presidential ballot and head of Ennahda’s list in his hometown of Sfax for legislative [...]

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Dominique Bocquet

Dominique Bocquet, former economic adviser at France’s embassy in Morocco, [...]

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IBM reshuffles regional staff

The American computer giant IBM is shaking up its Tunis [...]

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A presidential hopeful’s expanding waist-line

Planning to run in November’s presidential election – with few [...]

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Chebir backs Morjane

Retired general Ahmed Chebir is back in action but this [...]

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Touati still swears by Ennahda

Journalist Lotfi Touati has been named editor in chief at [...]

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Tebourski’s leg-up for Ennahda TV

Tunisia’s forthcoming election has prompted friends of the Ennahda party to discover a sudden vocation for television broadcasting. On the [...]

Subscribers only 25.09.2014

CMG okay, but minus Hlioui or Gafsa

Paralyzed by a rift between partners, the project for Ciment de la Mediterranee Gafsa (CMG) now looks set to proceed [...]

Free access 25.09.2014

Capitol Hill, Washington
Why Ghannouchi retained Burson

While he hasn’t given in to American pressure to allow his rival Hamadi Jebali to run for president (MC 1124) [...]

Subscribers only Politics 25.09.2014

Justice ministry, Tunis
Sofreco’s experts back in saddle

France’s Sofreco advisory group has been assigned to help Tunisia push through a program involving sweeping changes in its legal [...]

Subscribers only Politics 25.09.2014

YNG Neftegaz strengthens its hand

Turning up last year in Tunisia where it was awarded [...]

Subscribers only 25.09.2014

EBRD in tie-up with FIPA

Looking for projects to back in Tunisia, the European Bank [...]

Subscribers only 25.09.2014

Ben Hania quits Renault for Assad

The Assad company that builds accumulators for the car industry [...]

Subscribers only 25.09.2014

Trabelsi’s millions evaporate in Switzerland

A discreet Tunisian living in Geneva, Mohsen Ben Maktouf Moujahed, [...]

Subscribers only 25.09.2014

Vexed, Jebali dreams of 2019

Hamadi Jebali’s withdrawal from the race for Tunisia’s presidency is [...]

Subscribers only 25.09.2014

Hard times for PA Resources

The Norwegian firm PA Resources called in its creditors last [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.09.2014

Valls puts RFR back on track

French prime minister Manuel Valls’ visit to Tunis on Sept. 8 to attend the Startup Democracy conference appears to have [...]

Subscribers only 18.09.2014

Harrath to broadcast from Tunis

Based in London where his Islam Channel has attracted a lot of local Moslems, Mohamed Ali Harrath is now to [...]

Free access 18.09.2014

Competition to design major highways

Four engineering consulting consortiums are competing for a contract for [...]

Subscribers only 18.09.2014

Djilani quits the textile trade

The former boss of the UTICA employers federation, Hedi Djilani, [...]

Subscribers only 18.09.2014

EU backs Belhaj

The boss of Caisse des Depots et Consignations (CDC), James [...]

Subscribers only 18.09.2014

Jomaa gets a caning from Kaine

Dropping in on Tunis on Sept. 1, a delegation of [...]

Subscribers only 18.09.2014

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Tunisia

French bank units finance SMEs

Jomaa takes back Al Karama brief

Crossing scalpels over private hospitals

Frikha treats Marzouki and Ghannouchi

Dominique Bocquet

IBM reshuffles regional staff

A presidential hopeful’s expanding waist-line

Chebir backs Morjane

Touati still swears by Ennahda

Tebourski’s leg-up for Ennahda TV

CMG okay, but minus Hlioui or Gafsa

Capitol Hill, Washington
Why Ghannouchi retained Burson

Justice ministry, Tunis
Sofreco’s experts back in saddle

YNG Neftegaz strengthens its hand

EBRD in tie-up with FIPA

Ben Hania quits Renault for Assad

Trabelsi’s millions evaporate in Switzerland

Vexed, Jebali dreams of 2019

Hard times for PA Resources

Valls puts RFR back on track

Harrath to broadcast from Tunis

Competition to design major highways

Djilani quits the textile trade

EU backs Belhaj

Jomaa gets a caning from Kaine

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Tunisia

French bank units finance SMEs

Jomaa takes back Al Karama brief

Crossing scalpels over private hospitals

Frikha treats Marzouki and Ghannouchi

Dominique Bocquet

IBM reshuffles regional staff

A presidential hopeful’s expanding waist-line

Chebir backs Morjane

Touati still swears by Ennahda

Tebourski’s leg-up for Ennahda TV

CMG okay, but minus Hlioui or Gafsa

Capitol Hill, Washington Why Ghannouchi retained Burson

Justice ministry, Tunis Sofreco’s experts back in saddle

YNG Neftegaz strengthens its hand

EBRD in tie-up with FIPA

Ben Hania quits Renault for Assad

Trabelsi’s millions evaporate in Switzerland

Vexed, Jebali dreams of 2019

Hard times for PA Resources

Valls puts RFR back on track

Harrath to broadcast from Tunis

Competition to design major highways

Djilani quits the textile trade

EU backs Belhaj

Jomaa gets a caning from Kaine

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Capitol Hill, Washington
Why Ghannouchi retained Burson

Justice ministry, Tunis
Sofreco’s experts back in saddle