South Africa Calls for More Countries to Recognize the State of Palestine
South Africa has urged the international community to recognize the State of Palestine and intensify pressure on Israel to stop what it describes as acts
Author : bess hanen
Algeria: Four Dead in Plane Crash at Jijel’s Ferhat Abbas Airport
Algerian media reported today, citing civil aviation authorities, that at least four people were killed in a plane crash at Ferhat Abbas Airport in Jijel
Tunisia to Open New Consulate in Benghazi, Libya
A new Tunisian consulate general is set to open in the Libyan city of Benghazi, following an official order from the President of the Republic.
August 6th: The Beginning of Summer Sales in Tunisia
The Tunisian Ministry of Trade and Export Development has announced that the 2025 summer sales season will officially kick off on Wednesday, August 6. The
Tunisian Tourism Minister: “2026 Will Be the Year of Kerkennah”
Tunisian Minister of Tourism, Sofiene Tekaia, paid a two-day visit to the island of Kerkennah starting Monday, August 4, to assess the local tourism sector.
Tunisia and India Explore Stronger Trade and Investment Ties
On August 1, 2025, CEPEX CEO Mourad Ben Hussain met with Indian Ambassador Dr. Devyani Uttam Khobragade to discuss strengthening economic cooperation. In 2024, trade
Tunisian Swimmer Ahmed Jaouadi Wins 1500m Gold at World Aquatics in Singapore
Tunisian swimmer and world champion Ahmed Jaouadi claimed the gold medal in the 1500m freestyle final at the 2025 World Aquatics Championships currently being held
Civil Protection: Over 100 Fires Extinguished in 24 Hours
Tunisia’s Civil Protection units responded to an exceptionally high number of incidents over the past 24 hours, extinguishing 105 fires across the country between 6:00
Tunisia Witnesses Nearly 20% Growth in Tourism
On Friday, August 1, 2025, Mehdi Helloui, Director General of the National Tourism Office, announced that the number of visitors to Tunisia reached 5,279,768 by
Saied to Meloni: Tunisia Rejects Being a Transit Point for Migrants
Tunisian President Kais Saied affirmed on Thursday that Tunisia refuses to serve as either a transit point or a destination for irregular migrants. His remarks