Infrastructure was a major beneficiary in Brunei Darussalam’s budget for FY 2016/17, alongside other key segments of the economy expected to steer the country toward more robust growth.
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Articles & Analysis | Looking up: Page 23 from The Report: Tunisia 2016
Hopes have been set high for the Tunisian economy in 2016 after reduced growth following the 2011 revolution further exacerbated structural problems. Wide-ranging government reforms led by a large-scale government stimulus package, with strong international support, are being pursued to streamline the economy and attract foreign investment in...
Articles & Analysis | Tunisia in figures: from The Report: Tunisia 2016
Interviews & Viewpoints | Slim Chaker, Minister of Finance: Interview from The Report: Tunisia 2016
Articles & Analysis | Tunisia negotiating to abolish import quotas from The Report: Tunisia 2016
As with many other emerging markets in North Africa, Tunisia has long operated a quota system for imports of certain designated goods, both processed and unprocessed. Such measures are generally introduced in large part to reduce pressure on a country’s trade deficit, and in some cases, support the development of local industries. Tunisia saw...