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Tunis hosts first COMESA women entrepreneurs trade fair in North Africa, launching five-year integration plan
Tunis became the first North African city to host the COMESA Federation of Women in Business regional trade fair, drawing more than 500 delegates from 21 member states and marking the debut of a new five-year strategic plan for women-led enterprises across the bloc.
The Times of Tunis · 7 Jul 2026, 10:01

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Tunisia’s Foreign Currency Reserves Near $8.4 Billion, but Import Cover Remains Tight
Tunisia’s foreign currency reserves rose slightly this week, reaching nearly $8.5 billion, according to the latest

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Tunisian tech entrepreneur Mondher Ben Ayed moves into agriculture with Wafra Agricole
A Tunisian IT pioneer and a Puglia-born entrepreneur have launched a precision-farming company in the Béja grain belt, applying solar irrigation, natural fertilisers and data-driven management to a 200-hectare pilot farm as part of wider Italy-Tunisia economic ties.
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