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Saudi Arabia, Tunisia sign deal to boost bilateral investments

Saudi Arabia, Tunisia sign deal to boost bilateral investments

  • Deal focuses on sharing regulations and laws to enhance investment environment in both countries
  • Talks covered several sectors of mutual interest, including industry, transport, and logistics
By Nadin Hassan  ·
Tunisia migrant advocate held in first ‘terrorism’ probe: rights group

Tunisia migrant advocate held in first ‘terrorism’ probe: rights group

By AFP ·
Tunisian president hosts Saudi investment minister for talks

Tunisian president hosts Saudi investment minister for talks

By Arab News ·
Head of Tunisia olive oil giant held on corruption suspicion: media

Head of Tunisia olive oil giant held on corruption suspicion: media

By AFP ·
Tunisian ex-presidential candidate’s jail time now 35 years

Tunisian ex-presidential candidate’s jail time now 35 years

By AFP ·
Tunisia influencers sentenced to jail over content: media

Tunisia influencers sentenced to jail over content: media

By AFP ·
Saudi Crown Prince congratulates Tunisian president on re-election, discusses relations

Saudi Crown Prince congratulates Tunisian president on re-election, discusses relations

By Arab News ·
Tunisia coastguard recovers bodies of 16 migrants

Tunisia coastguard recovers bodies of 16 migrants

By Reuters ·
Saudi fund delivers 1,568 housing units in Tunisia photos

Saudi fund delivers 1,568 housing units in Tunisia

By Arab News ·
Special Saudi Arabia’s Vice Minister of Industry Affairs Khalil bin Salamah. AN Photo

Saudi Arabia, Tunisia to strengthen industrial cooperation through joint ventures: vice minister

By NADIN HASSAN   ·
EU lacked transparency over Tunisia migrant deal: watchdog

EU lacked transparency over Tunisia migrant deal: watchdog

By AFP ·
Tunisia’s Kais Saied inaugurated as president for a second term

Tunisia’s Kais Saied inaugurated as president for a second term

By AP ·
Tunisian members of parliament attend a plenary session to discuss a draft electoral reform, on September 27, 2024 in Tunis.

Tunisian MPs seek to limit the central bank’s power to set interest rates

By Reuters ·

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