The World Bank in Tunisia

Tunisia remains a country of contrasts: while important progress has been made on political transition toward an open, democratic system of governance, economic transition has not kept pace.

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October 2019

Tunisia's Economic Update

Growth is projected to drop below 2 percent in 2019 before recovering slowly contingent on the completion of pressing reforms.

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Meeting Growing Demand

During the most recent financial year, the World Bank responded with US$5.47 billion in new commitments to help the MENA region.

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Tunisia's New Economy

Two new investment projects look to boost employment opportunities and digitally transform key public services in Tunisia.

Tunisia At-A-Glance

Tunisia’s political transition made steady progress in 2014, overcoming political deadlock to adopt a new constitution, and holding both parliamentary and presidential elections. The national dialogue platform, brokered by key civil society organizations, played a crucial role in building consensus among all major political parties.

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Northwest of Tunisia - Photo by Erik Chuchill | World Bank

The Integrated Landscapes Management in Lagging Regions Project

The project will finance the key ingredients of improved management of natural resources; including more accurate data for well informed decisions, and laws that promote better and integrated management.

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