AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDiplomatic Visit: Germany’s Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul is set to travel to Tunisia and Algeria, meeting Tunisian officials and business leaders and discussing renewable energy and regional issues. Energy & Water Crisis: Tunisia is again hit by extreme heat near 50°C, worsening rotating electricity cuts and water shortages and raising pressure on hospitals. Tunisia’s Economy Watch: New Central Bank figures show the state increasingly financed through the banking system, with direct advances to the Treasury climbing sharply. AI Governance: Tunisia ranks 10th in Africa in the 2026 African AI Governance Index, scoring 2.12/4, with strengths in policy building but concerns about talent drain. Finance for Businesses: The EBRD expands its risk-sharing support with Attijari Bank Tunisia to €70m and adds an ESG-focused facility. Waste-to-Energy Progress: A gas extraction and treatment unit at the Errahma landfill in Nabeul reaches about 90% completion, aiming to cut emissions and later generate electricity. Sports (Regional): Tunisia hosts World Cup qualifiers as Nigeria’s D’Tigers lose in Tunisia to South Sudan; Ghana advances in volleyball, setting up a quarterfinal. International Spotlight: Libya’s rival factions sign a UN-backed deal to hold national elections within 24 months.
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