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Tunisia
Transport ministry hits the buffers in hunt for railway funds

Tunisia has just set out the goals of its national railway strategy and a lot of funding still needs to be found. [...]

Published on 01/07/2022 at 06:00 GMT

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Tunisia
Tunis seeks backers for struggling PPP infrastructure projects

In addition to existing projects such as the Sfax tramway and desalination plants, the Tunisian government has several longer-term ecological and energy-based ideas in the pipeline. These include a phosphate pipeline facility and the development of green hydrogen.

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Tunisia
German railway industry to pitch to Tunisia and Morocco

The German train industry continues to roll out the red carpet in North Africa. It is taking part in a trip organised by the Tunisian-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry (AHK) for a delegation of a dozen representatives to Tunis from 26 to 29 June.

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Tunisia
SCET and Suez clean up in privatisation of wastewater management

Segor, co-owned by the Tunisian engineering firm SCET and the French utility giant Suez, has emerged as the big winner after the state decided to outsource the management of its sanitation facilities.

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Foued Othman docks at port authority with shipload of problems to unload

The new merchant marine and ports authority (OMMP) boss, appointed by President Kaïs Saïed, has a lot on his plate. He is expected to relieve congestion in Radès, Tunisia's main port, unblock aid from the US agency MCC, and combat the presumed influence of the Islamist party Ennahda on the OMMP.

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