Tunisia Condemns the So-Called “Great Israel Vision”
Tunisia has strongly condemned statements by the Prime Minister of the occupying Zionist entity about the so-called “Great Israel Vision,” calling them a blatant violation
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Denmark Appoints First Resident Ambassador to Tunisia
Tunisian Foreign Minister Mohamed Ali Nafti received on Thursday Ms. Fenja Yamaguchi-Fasting, who presented her credentials as Denmark’s first resident ambassador to Tunisia. Nafti praised
Tunisia and Angola Reaffirm Commitment to Strengthen Bilateral Cooperation
Tunis, 11 August 2025 — Tunisian Foreign Minister Mohamed Ali Nafti and his Angolan counterpart Téte António discussed ways to strengthen bilateral and multilateral cooperation
UNESCO: Tunisian Women Top Scientific Research in Africa and Arab World
UNESCO has confirmed that Tunisian women rank first in Africa and the Arab world in the field of scientific research, representing 55.1% of all researchers.
Free Entry to Archaeological Sites and Museums on August 13 in Tunisia
The Tunisian National Heritage Promotion and Cultural Development Agency announced that entry will be free to all archaeological sites, historical landmarks, and open museums under
Tunisian and Egyptian Journalists’ Syndicates Condemn Killing of Al Jazeera Crew in Gaza
The journalists’ syndicates of Tunisia and Egypt have strongly condemned the killing of Al Jazeera reporters and cameramen in Gaza by Israeli forces, calling it
Tunisia Condemns Israeli Plans to Reoccupy Gaza
Tunisia has condemned Israel’s announced plans to reoccupy the entire Gaza Strip, displace its population, and confine them to a small area, calling it a
Health Ministry Denies Chikungunya Cases in Tunisia
The Ministry of Health announced that no cases of the Chikungunya virus have been recorded in Tunisia, following recent rumors circulating about its presence. The
U.S. Tariffs on Tunisia, Algeria, and Libya Take Effect
Starting Thursday, the United States has officially imposed customs tariffs on three Maghreb countries: Tunisia, Algeria, and Libya. The tariffs stand at 30% for Algeria
Over 5 Million Tourists Visit Tunisia in 2025
Tunisia’s tourism sector posted record figures in both arrivals and revenues during the first half of 2025, according to a report published by the global