Tunisian Economy reshapes relations between Tunisia and Libya

Experts believe that the economic rapprochement between Tunisia and Libya will pave the way to set a new strategic partnership in all fields The visit of Tunisian Foreign Minister Khemais Jhinaoui to Tripoli recently, the first since 2016, drew new features in the economic relations of the two neighbours who are trying to break the cycle of crisis that has affected the lives of citizens of both countries. Observers believe that Tunisia’s great efforts as a mediator to resolve the Libyan crisis are a strong impetus to strengthen the economic…

Lending to women could drive Tunisian growth

Tunisia’s progressive women’s right laws in MENA have not translated into increased economic opportunities By ramping up their lending to female entrepreneurs, banks in Tunisia could dramatically increase their profits while also driving economic growth across the country, says a new report from IFC, a member of the World Bank Group. The report, released today, found that women, who own about one-fifth of Tunisia’s businesses, represent a vast untapped market for lenders. Despite that fact, many women now struggle to get financing for their firms. In fact, smaller businesses owned…

Renewable energy – conference Res4Med in Tunis on June 27

‘Renewables and infrastructure for clean energy transition of Tunisia: The Italian journey on renewable energies: Excellency and Best Practices’ is the title of a conference that will take place in Tunis on June 27, organized by the Italian embassy and Res4Med&Africa. The event will focus on Italian excellence and good practices in the energy sector, in particular in renewable energy, to highlight the international experience of Italian companies. ”The energy relations between Italy and Tunisia are excellent and longstanding”, said Italian ambassador in Tunis, Lorenzo Fanara. He noted that ”our…