Tunisia: MSC Cruises will be back, after 7-year absence
The Swiss company Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC Cruises) will be back to Tunisia after 7 years of absence and will reschedule the Tunisian destination as from 2022, through 27 cruises onboard its ship “MSC”"...
Natural gas resources post 65% increase in March 2021 (ONEM)
TAP) -Natural gas resources reached 797 ktoe (one thousand tonnes of oil equivalent) in March 2021, posting a 65% increase compared to the same period of 2020 thanks to the contribution of the Nawara Field, reads"...
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Beja: drinking water system in Tunisia is ''healthy and fully protected'' (Mechichi)
(TAP) - The drinking water system in Tunisia is 'healthy and fully protected', Prime Minister Hichem Mechichi said as he"...
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Oil - Exploration: ''Tunisia has potential for completely reversing trend in a few years'' (expert)
(TAP/Interview conducted by Meriem Khadraoui) - Several international oil companies have left or are preparing to quit. The oil sector"...
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Tunisia-DRC: Tunisian businessmen to take part in 3rd Tunisian-Congolese business forum
Fifty-five (55) Tunisian businessmen and about 250 Congolese investors, operating in various sectors of activity, will participate"...
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Filling rate of dams stands at 51%
(TAP) – The stocks of Tunisia’s dams dropped by about 239 million m3 till March 8 and their filling rate stood at only"...
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