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TUNISIA
A NEW WORLD WAITING FOR YOU |
Take
a moment and see why Tunisia is one of those countries you should
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Ideally
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Tunisia
is located at the junction of the eastern and western basins of
the Mediterranean, just where the Straits of Sicily separate it
by 140 kilometers from Europe.
This geographic position that made Tunisia a crossroads of civilizations
throughout history, makes it today a platform for investment as
well as for production and trade. read
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Tunisia:
Global competitiveness Edge
The latest report on global competitiveness 2011-2012 issued by the
Davos World Economic Forum ranks Tunisia 40th out of a total of 142
developped and emerging countries in terms of global competitivenessbeing
hence ahead of several countries of the EU.
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Superb
Infrastructure
Since 1995 the Tunisian government has invested heavily in the country's
infrastructure There are 20,000 kilometers (12,428 miles) of good-quality
roads linking all parts of the country; 18,226 kilometers (11,326
miles) of these roads are paved. read
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Highly-educated
work force |
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Ez-Zitouna
University the oldest in the Arab World
It is claimed to be the oldest teaching establishment in the Arab
World, since the Ez-Zitouna madrassa was founded in 737 C.E. (120
A.H) as the teaching arm of the Olive-Tree Mosque (Djemaa ez-Zitouna)
and has been in continuous existence since then.
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Tunisia:
A Model for the Arab world
For decades, the 10.6 million people of Tunisia had not been asked
for their opinions about their country's governance. But on Sunday
they got a chance to speak up, and they did so loud and clear, voting
to choose members of a national assembly which will select a government
and draft a new constitution. read
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