AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTunisia-Yemen Diplomacy: Foreign Minister Mohamed Ali Nafti spoke by phone with Yemen’s Afrah al-Zouba on containing the Yemeni crisis and boosting bilateral cooperation in economic, cultural and scientific fields. Labour & Digital Governance: Tunisia plans a digital labour-management platform in September 2026 to strengthen labour inspection, improve monitoring and deliver updated social and labour statistics. Water & Agriculture Spending: The Agriculture Ministry says it oversees 90+ major projects, with 1.251bn dinars for the “Water” programme, including dams, desalination and rural drinking-water distribution. Trade Pressure: Tunisia’s trade deficit widened to TND 17.85bn by end-August 2026 as energy and capital-goods imports weighed, while exports rose 8% led by agri-food and olive oil. Electricity Outlook: An energy consultant says renewables help but won’t solve Tunisia’s power problem alone, citing a peak-demand gap and delays in key projects. Business Performance: TPR reported H1 2026 revenue down 13.2% to 96m dinars, while net income held near 17.7m dinars. Social Support: Tunisia added 67m dinars for 2026-27 back-to-school assistance, including cash, supplies and free transport for eligible families. Regional Finance Signal: J.P. Morgan’s frontier bond index includes Nigeria (7.4% weight) and lists Tunisia at 5.32%, highlighting investor focus on reforms. Sports Finance: CAF will grant $100,000 to clubs eliminated in preliminary rounds, including those knocked out before the group stage.
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