AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEducation Policy: Education Minister Mokhtar Ould Dahi joined a Maghreb forum in Tunis on digital learning, where officials and UNESCO experts discussed using education data to shape policy. Regional Diplomacy: Tunisia and Mauritania pledged to deepen cooperation, with Foreign Affairs State Secretary Mohamed Ben Ayed calling for progress on outstanding issues and closer coordination in regional and UN forums. Rights and Public Services: Human Rights Watch said summer power cuts and water shortages endangered health, including at hospitals and pumping stations, and criticized the government’s lack of transparency and response to protesters. Economic Pressure: The US dollar rose above three dinars for the first time since May 2025, adding pressure as the dinar had weakened 2% against it by the end of June. Cybercrime Law: Tunisia replaced prison time with fines of 10,000–20,000 dinars for first-time “false news” offences under Decree 54; repeat offenders can still face jail.
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