AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSoutH2 Green Hydrogen Corridor: Algeria, Tunisia and European partners signed the Algiers Ministerial Declaration to push the SoutH2 project from pledges to implementation, including a dedicated project secretariat backed by UNIDO and plans to move about 4 million tons of green hydrogen annually via a roughly 3,000 km route using upgraded gas pipelines. Cybercrime & Media Freedom: Tunisia softened President Kais Saied’s cybercrime “false news” decree by replacing prison for first-time offences with fines (10,000–20,000 dinars), while repeat offenders still face jail—an adjustment rights groups say follows mounting pressure. Prisoners’ Access to Media: Ennahda condemned restrictions on political prisoners’ access to media, saying the move reverses post-2011 gains and isolates detainees from the public. Security Cooperation: The United States delivered nearly $1m in security equipment to Tunisia’s intervention units and national guard to boost crisis-response and counter-terrorism training. Tunisia’s Supply Strains: Despite 2.4% growth, Tunisia faces shortages of staple goods and bottled water, blamed on public finance constraints, distribution disruptions and subsidy import delays.
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