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Tunisia News
Alstom wins $74m Tunis tramway deal
French company also bidding for construction of two more lines on tram network
Tunisia invites bids for road network
The African Development Bank to fund project in northwest region
Bids opened for Bizerte independent power plant
Siemens/Powertek joint venture bid low on Tunisian power plant
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FLSmidth wins Tunisia cement contracts
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Tunis postpones Bizerte power project bid deadline
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More companies join Desertec
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Tunisia invites firms to qualify for Elmed power scheme
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World Bank proposes $60m to develop Tunisia's northwest region
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Tunisia to prequalify developers for power plant by end of April
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First Solar joins Desertec Initiative
Tunisia Analysis
Remittance flows remain resilient throughout the financial crisis
Remittances by Arab migrant workers to home economies were less impacted than feared in 2009
Tunisia Special Reports
Special Report: Power & Water
The top GCC power and water developers are preparing for a surge in business over the next two years
Special Report: North Africa
The countries of the Maghreb have ambitious development plans to meet the needs of their rapidly growing populations
Tunisia Data
Financial crisis highlights need for Middle East and North Africa to diversify
The economies of the Middle East and North Africa region were better placed than many in the world to weather the global economic downturn but their need to stimulate sustainable growth is no less pressing
Middle East and North Africa states are coping with financial crisis
Masood Ahmed, director of the International Monetary Fund Middle East and Central Asia department, assesses the prospects for the Middle East and North Africa as the region recovers from the downturn
Maghreb weathers the economic downturn
Strong hydrocarbon revenues in Algeria and Libya and more resilient production sectors in Morocco and Tunisia helped bring the diverse Maghreb economies through the credit crisis relatively unscathed
MEED 100 Results: Market picks up after tough year
The MEED 100 largest companies list for 2010 shows much upheaval as a result of the global economic recession, regional real-estate woes and the banking sector debt crisis, but generally revenues are still up
