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Tourism: Accor and Corinthia will bring Verdi Tunis Beach Resort into Accor’s Handwritten Collection from November, giving the hotel access to Accor’s global marketing and loyalty network. Phosphate Investment: A new US-backed initiative will connect American investors with PhosCo’s northern-basin project, aiming to lift production, create jobs and strengthen mineral supply chains. Energy: The EU plans €172 million in support for two 100-megawatt solar plants in Tunisia, although project locations and timelines have not been disclosed. Business Costs: Summer power cuts cost companies an estimated TND 1.27 billion in lost value added, an IACE survey found; 96% of surveyed firms reported outages. 2027 Outlook: Tunisia’s draft budget targets 3.1% growth next year, while the 2026 forecast was cut to 2.7%. It also projects TND 4.8 billion in foreign investment and 8% export growth. Markets: Listed companies’ first-half profits rose 7.7% to TND 1.702 billion, according to the Tunis Stock Exchange.

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Aug. 25, 2026

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Aug. 24, 2026

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