Business news tunisie

Here are some recent business news from Tunisia:

Economy

• Tunisia's economy is expected to grow by 3.5% in 2023, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). (Source: Tunis Afrique Presse)
• The Tunisian government has launched a new economic plan aimed at stimulating growth and creating jobs. (Source: Business Insider Africa)

Investment

• The Tunisian government has announced plans to attract more foreign investment, particularly in the sectors of industry, agriculture, and tourism. (Source: The North Africa Post)
• A new investment law has been passed in Tunisia, aimed at simplifying the process of setting up and running a business in the country. (Source: Africa.com)

Tourism

• Tunisia's tourism industry is expected to recover in 2023, following a decline in recent years due to security concerns. (Source: The Guardian)
• The Tunisian government has launched a new tourism development plan, aimed at promoting the country's cultural and natural heritage. (Source: Travel Daily News)

Energy

• Tunisia has launched a new energy plan, aimed at increasing the country's energy self-sufficiency and reducing its reliance on imports. (Source: Energy Monitor)
• The Tunisian government has announced plans to develop its renewable energy sector, with a focus on solar and wind power. (Source: Renewable Energy Magazine)

Finance

• The Tunisian stock market has seen a surge in activity in recent months, with the Tunis Stock Exchange (TSE) index rising by over 10% in 2022. (Source: Bloomberg)
• The Tunisian government has launched a new financial inclusion plan, aimed at increasing access to financial services for low-income households. (Source: The Africa Report)

Agriculture

• Tunisia is expected to become self-sufficient in wheat production by 2025, following a series of government initiatives aimed at supporting the sector. (Source: The North Africa Post)
• The Tunisian government has launched a new agricultural development plan, aimed at increasing the country's agricultural production and reducing its reliance on imports. (Source: Africa.com)

Infrastructure

• Tunisia has launched a new infrastructure development plan, aimed at improving the country's transportation network and increasing its connectivity. (Source: The Africa Report)
• The Tunisian government has announced plans to develop its port infrastructure, with a focus on increasing the country's trade capacity. (Source: Port Technology International)