AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoInvestment: Tunisia and South Korea are exploring partnerships in automotive components, with Economy Minister Samir Abdelhafidh meeting a visiting industry delegation on Monday. Energy: Peak electricity demand hit a record 5,089 MW by August, as heat strained supply; the energy trade deficit widened 29% to TND 9.66 billion. Tunisia has about 3,000 electric vehicles and 200 public charging points. Aviation: Israeli restrictions on airline crews from countries without diplomatic ties include Tunisian nationals, even those with dual nationality, and apply to flights to and from Israel. Local Affairs: Voters in Siliana’s Mesrata constituency are preparing for a vote on whether to remove a local council member; preliminary voter lists open for consultation this week. Press Freedom: Blogger Hajer Awadi was sentenced to 26 months over a social media post, while a court dismissed a case seeking to dissolve the publisher of investigative outlet Inkyfada. Education: Women account for about 70% of Tunisia’s university graduates and 69% of PhD holders, according to the family minister.
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