The guide contains listings of some of Tunisia’s leading hotels and contacts for important government offices and services, alongside useful tips for visitors on topics such as visas, business hours, and language and culture.
Economy
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Tunisia’s economy has been buffeted in previous years by the fallout from factors such as domestic and regional political and security instability, and the eurozone slowdown. While a strong recovery has yet to materialise, growth prospects have been ticking upward over the past 12 months and, with a successful political transition now behind it, the country has a strong base from which to...
Chapter | Country Profile from The Report: Tunisia 2017
Home of the ancient city of Carthage, present-day Tunisia has a long and distinguished history. Its location at the centre of North Africa, close to vital shipping routes in the Mediterranean, ensured it became a hub for control over the region for successive ruling elites, including the Berbers, Phoenicians, Romans, and Arab and Ottoman dynasties. In the late 19th century Tunisia became a...
The past two years have seen the Tunisian economy follow a gentle upward trajectory – one that falls short of the pace of expansion needed to reduce poverty and improve the revenue base, but that nonetheless exhibits a marked improvement over previous years.
Mientras el gobierno continúa implementando medidas de austeridad este año, la disminución de gasto en infraestructura podrá ser compensado en cierta medida por los 58 mil millones de pesos ($3bn) provenientes de las asociaciones público-privadas (APP) anunciadas en marzo.
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