AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPublic Transport: Transtu will launch bus route 511 on Monday, Aug. 3, linking Hay Ezzayatine with the Charguia industrial zone, with a flat fare of 1 Tunisian dinar and two daily services in each direction. Judicial & Business Climate: In Enfidha, defendants linked to alleged irregularities at a state-owned agricultural complex were released as the trial was postponed to November, after the court ordered release pending completion of the case file. Monetary Policy Watch: Tunisia’s average money market rate stayed at 6.99% in July for the sixth straight month, while the central bank kept its key interest rate at 7.00% on July 29. Energy & Resilience: STEG has approved home battery storage for low-voltage customers using hybrid inverters, aiming to help households and small businesses cope with heat-driven outages. Trade & Industry: Tunisia exported its first shipment of electric cars to Germany from a start-up in Fouchana, as the trade ministry pushes higher-value technology exports. Local Mobility: Manouba selected 30 applicants for shared taxi licences, with appeals open Aug. 3–15.
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