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300,000 sign up for Tunisiana serviceMore than 300,000 customers have signed up for a free, new mobile service offered by Tunisiana, which will enhance their employment prospects and help them to achieve their ambitions. The Mena region has seen great change in recen More… |
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IMF says inching close to Tunisia dealThe International Monetary Fund (IMF) is very close to reaching an agreement with Tunisia on providing a precautionary credit line worth $1.75 billion, a senior IMF official told reporters on Tuesday. Tunisia has asked for IMF sup More… |
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Tunisia, IMF reach agreement on $1.78bn loanThe International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the Tunisian government have reached agreement on a $1.78 billion precautionary loan which will be announced on Tuesday, a senior government official told Reuters on Monday. "The agre More… |
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Tunisia publishes images of Chokri killing suspectsThe Tunisian government on Saturday published the names and photographs of five people it said were suspected of involvement in the February assassination of a secular politician and asked citizens to help track them down. The kil More… |
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Tunisia recovers $29m from Ben Ali's wifeTunisia received $28.8 million on Thursday in the first such retrieval of what it calls looted assets held abroad by ousted President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali and his family. The state news agenc More… |
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Air BP enters Tunisian aviation marketLeading international aviation fuel supplier Air BP has marked entry into the Tunisian aviation fuel sector by signing a commercial and technical service agreement with Tunisia's AGIL, The National Company of Oil Distribution. More… |
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Tunisia expects IMF deal in May, sukuk in JulyTunisia expects to sign a $1.7 billion loan deal with the International Monetary Fund next month after a delay due to the crisis that followed the killing of an opposition politician in February, its finance minister said on Monday. More… |
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Tunisia sees $1bn IMF loan deal in MayTunisia expects to sign a $ billion loan deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) next month after a delay due to the crisis that followed the killing of an opposition politician in February, the finance minister was quoted as saying on M More… |
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Tunisia tourism springs back after uprisingsDespite the decline in tourism Tunisia experienced following the uprisings of 2011, total revenue has rebounded at a rate of 12.75 per cent during 2012 due to an influx of domestic and inbound tourist volumes, a report said. Addit More… |
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Jobless Tunisian dies after torching himselfA jobless man who set fire to himself in the Tunisian capital died in hospital on Wednesday, a development which could provoke renewed anger against the Islamist-led government. Adel Kedhri, 27, More… |
