AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTunisia’s 2026-2030 Plan Vote: The Assembly of the Representatives of the People will resume a plenary session to vote on the draft law approving Tunisia’s 2026-2030 development plan, with the economy minister expected to answer MPs’ questions. Public Finance Watch: The World Bank warns Tunisia’s recovery remains fragile, citing high debt, limited external financing and weak job creation, especially for young people. Debt Update: Tunisia’s central bank says total debt growth slowed to 3.9% in 2025, with external debt continuing to fall. Markets: Tunis Stock Exchange data shows listed companies’ profits rose 7.2% in 2025 to 3.179 billion dinars, led by Tunindex20 heavyweights. Transport & Industry: Transtu signed with CRRC for 18 electric trains (about €75m, co-financed by EBRD and EIB) to modernize the Tunis–La Goulette–La Marsa line. Phosphate Logistics: SNCFT reports a 23% drop in phosphate rail transport in H1 2026, despite a planned railway rehabilitation loan. Energy/Trade Context: Tunisia’s auto sector is shifting toward high-value manufacturing and an electric mobility ecosystem. Customs Crackdown: Tunisian customs seized major quantities of drugs, gold and foreign currency in the first half of 2026.
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