Tunisia Economy

Tunisia's economy has been hit hard by the pandemic after years of stagnation
Tunisia expects deficit at 6.7% of GDP in 2022
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Angry residents blocked roads and attacked police on Saturday and Sunday nights
Clashes erupt between protesters, police in Tunisia
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People change money at a currency exchange bank in Tunis
Tunisia’s borrowing not a solution to economic crises
Riadh Bouazza
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Mokhtar Hmidi, the father of Fakher who still unaccounted for after last week's capsizing off the Italian island of Lampedusa, shows pictures of his son, with Fakher's mother pictured in the background
Economic miseries drive youth exodus from Tunisia
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A woman sells plastic bags in a downtown market in Tunis
"Will we eat democracy?" - Tunisians frustrated with economy ahead of elections
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Automobiles line up for gasoline at a gas station in Tunis
Tunisian fuel workers begin three-day strike
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Hundreds of retirees demonstrated in front of parliament this week demanding higher pensions to counter rising inflation
Tunisia raises minimum wage to defuse discontent
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A shopkeeper counts money in his shop at a bazaar in Tunis
Tunisia struggles with scourge of tax evasion
Riadh Bouazza
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A general view of the Mdhilla phosphate production plant in Mdhilla, Tunisia February 9, 2019.
Ghost workers sap Tunisia's phosphate wealth
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Hundreds of Tunisian public-sector workers demonstrate after failing to reach a wage agreement with the government in Tunis on Nov. 22, 2018.
Tunisia strike deadline looms amid social tensions
Lamine Ghanmi
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Essebsi awarded Saudi crown prince Tunisia's medal, the highest official award
Saudi Arabia to give Tunisia $500 million loan
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General Secretary of the Tunisian General Labour Union (UGTT) Noureddine Taboubi (C) gives a speech during a civil servants strike in the capital Tunis on November 22, 2018.
Tunisia's labour union calls for new public service strike
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Hundreds of Tunisian public-sector workers demonstrate after failing to reach a wage agreement with the government on Thursday, Nov.22, 2018 in Tunis.
Tunisian civil servants stage largest strike in years
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Signs of economic progress in Tunisia overshadowed by political instability
Lamine Ghanmi
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Tunisia pursues quiet force of economic diplomacy
Riadh Bouazza
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