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The Repayment of Tunisia’s Debt: A Never-Ending Trap?
“I say it loud and clear to the entire world: we will bow only before Almighty God. In the Quran, there is no surah named after the International Monetary Fund!” This is how Tunisian President Kaïs Saïed …
North Africa’s Solar Ambitions: Successes in Morocco and Egypt, Stalled Progress in Tunisia
The solar potential of North Africa is exceptional. The most formal proof of this is the realization, in 2016, of the Moroccan solar complex Noor, located …
Let’s celebrate World Africa Day!
On this World Africa Day, let’s celebrate our continent and its unmatched growth potential!
Rich in natural resources, endowed with exceptional biodiversity, and energized by a dynamic youth …
For a fair exchange between an aging Europe and a dynamic Africa
In his speech on April 25th about the European project, French President Emmanuel Macron called for a strategic leap to prevent the decline of Europe. According to Ghazi Ben Ahmed …
Reviving History: the tech-driven innovations of Historiar
Technology at the Service of History and Archaeology. To revolutionize the tourist experience through AI and virtual reality, Tunisian entrepreneur Houda Bakir brings archaeological sites …
Mediterranean Development Initiative teams up with Middle East Institute Switzerland
We are thrilled to announce our partnership with the think tank MEIS | Middle East Institute Switzerland!
Tunisia takes stride towards AI leadership with launch of public institute
Tunisia will launch its first public institute specialized in Artificial Intelligence (AI) starting from the next academic year, at the University of Tunis.
Algiers, Tunis and Rabat: relations soured?
The neutrality advocated by Bourguiba in the conflict between Morocco and...
Tunisia and Italy: the moment of truth
The visit of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni to Tunis on Wednesday,...
Why Meloni-von der Leyen’s Strategy on Migrants is a Colossal Failure
This policy of “externalizing” migration controls amounts to directly supporting dictators to do the “dirty work” and becoming the coast guards of the EU in exchange for a disguised rent under the Mattei Plan program, without any consideration for the root (…)
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