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Tunisia: More budget deficit and less tax revenues, but the situation is under control.

The effect of the international economic crisis on Tunisia is widening and the country is still obliged to revise its forecasts, to readjust them and to manage the economic difficulties before our very eyes, to keep on getting by and secure an economic growth, always positive. That is the purpose of the new additional finance act passed on Thursday ...

Tunisia: ''Tunisian tourism: a success story''says WTO Secretary General

“Tunisian tourism is seen today as a success story”, said Taleb Rifai the Secretary General of the World Tourism Organisation (WTO) During a press conference in Tunis, adding that in these times of crisis Mediterranean, Arab and African destinations can be successful in 2009 if they open up their skies by adhering ...

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ICT’s : Davos Forum ranks Tunisia first in Maghreb and Africa

Tunisia has been ranked, for the third year in a row, by the Davos World Report on Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs, 2008-2009), first on the Maghreb and African ...

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Colliers International releases GCC Overview Report

Colliers International, the global real estate consultancy, releases the GCC Overview Report, which indicates that the impact of the global economic and financial crisis on Gulf real estate markets has been ...

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Tunisia:Italian industrialists eager to build partnerships in Tunisia

As part of a dynamic which is being better outlined and whose return on investment for both parties is bearing fruit, a delegation of businessmen from the Italian city of Padua has recently paid a visit to Tunisia ...

	3-07-2009 \| Ghana receives EU funding to plug budget deficit The European Union (EU) Commission signed a financing agre ement for the release of 175 million Euros to Ghana to reward the West African ...
	3-07-2009 \| World Bank commits US$ 58.9 billion to crisis-hit countries The World Bank said it committed US$ 58.8 billion in its f iscal year 2009 to help countries hit by the global economic crisis ...
	2-07-2009 \| Afreximbank gives Zimbabwe US$60m for tobacco The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has given Zimbabwe a US$60 million loan to finance tobacco production this year, Finance Minister ...
	2-07-2009 \| Tunisia, Pakistan to enhance bilateral trade Anjum Nisar, President KCCI and Mourad Bourehla, Ambassador of the Republic of Tunisia have jointly stated that Pakistan-Tunisia Bi-lateral ...
	2-07-2009 \| TAV sells 15 percent of airport in Tunisia Turkish airport operator TAV has signed an accord with the International Finance Corporation, or IFC, the private-sector financing arm of the World Bank ...
	2-07-2009 \| Tunisia: Chorbane block’s value increased Audax Resources Limited provided recent exploration activities on Chorbane block which contains a number of prospects, according ...