Business

Business Presses Tunisia to Loosen Its 1970s Currency Controls

As parliament rewrites the foreign exchange code, the employers' group CONECT wants automatic approvals, a single digital

Olive oil's push for the premium shelf

Tunisia is one of the world's great olive oil producers. The ambition now is to sell

Phosphate and the long repair of the southern line

One of Tunisia's great export industries depends on a railway, and a region, that the country

Why private firms still struggle to borrow

When the state absorbs the country's savings, companies are left fighting for what remains. A quiet

The dinar holds, for now

A tight central bank and easing inflation have kept the currency steady. The calm is real, and conditional.

Tourism arrivals climb past pre-2019 levels

Subsidy reform enters its most decisive phase yet

Behind the new investment code: who it courts, and who it leaves out

Tunisia has learned to speak the language of investment fluently. Every few years, the same vocabulary returns with