The period from 2011 to 2016 ushered in unprecedented change for Tunisia. Six years after the beginning of the Jasmine Revolution, Tunisia has embraced a democratic rule of law, along with all of the swings and roundabouts that can entail.
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Articles & Analysis | Tunisia's government accelerates economic and social reforms from The Report: Tunisia 2017
Articles & Analysis | Tunisia aims to have a "zero-enemy" regional foreign policy from The Report: Tunisia 2017
As the sole success story of the Arab Spring, Tunisia has emerged as an emblematic model of democratic transition in what can be an unstable region, which has further burnished the country’s diplomatic influence.
Articles & Analysis | Updated legislation to fuel start-up development in Tunisia from The Report: Tunisia 2017
While the MENA start-up scene remains small, Tunisia is emerging as one of the region’s key centres for entrepreneurship, as underscored by the rapid growth in recent years in the number of incubators and accelerators operating in the country. Developing the domestic start-up scene, and entrepreneurship more generally, has the potential to...
Articles & Analysis | Tunisia makes strides after Jasmine Revolution 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...
Interviews & Viewpoints | Akinwumi Adesina, President, African Development Bank (AfDB): Interview from The Report: Tunisia 2017
Economic update | L’Algérie dévoile sa stratégie de diversification des sources de recettes publiques
31 May 2017
De nouveaux détails concernant la stratégie économique algérienne à long terme qui vise à réduire la dépendance du pays aux hydrocarbures ont été annoncés, offrant aux investisseurs davantage d’indications quant au cap pris par le pays dans un contexte de prix bas du pétrole.