Tunisia has been amongst the first Southern partners of the Euro Mediterranean Agreements to enact a competition law. The inception of this law in July 1991 signalled …

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Pharmaceutical distributors and wholesalers in Tunisia are the central element of the health care supply chain, around which revolves the legally required guaranteed availability of medicines to the general public. Companies like the renowned Cogepha general pharmaceutical counter, play a vital and value-added role in the …

This study is the first to investigate competitive intelligence in Tunisia. The results lead to a number of recommendations to develop competitive intelligence in Tunisian companies.

This market study provides an assessment of competition in three broad areas of the retail banking sector in Tunisia: current accounts, bank loans for micro, small and medium enterprises and mobile payment services. ... This competition market study is part of a broader project aiming at fostering pro-competitive reforms in Tunisia. More. 14 ...

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With the publication of his best-selling books "Competitive Strategy (1980) and "Competitive Advantage (1985), Michael E. Porter of the Harvard Business School established himself as the world's ...

This report builds on the recommendations of the 2022 OECD Peer Review of Competition Law and Policy in Tunisia. It presents an overview of how to develop competition law guidelines across four areas (merger control, pecuniary penalties, leniency programmes and compliance programmes) and includes a comparative analysis of selected …

The work was complemented by workshops to build the capacity of Tunisian officials to conduct competition assessments, in line with international best practices. The essential role of competition. Increased competition can improve a country's economic performance, open business opportunities and reduce the cost of goods and services to …

The 4th Industrial Revolution is underway. It's led by China. Tunisia aims to become a digital platform for Africa and the Arab World. Collaborating with Huawei is a great opportunity." ... TUNISIA "Huawei has chosen Tunisia to host its 2018-2019 ICT Academy competition. The Chinese company aims to consolidate and strengthen …

The project will do this by building the capacity and sustainability of the society development sector in Tunisia. NASSEEJ, meaning "interwoven" in Arabic, focuses on addressing pressing concerns at the grassroots level — those most important to citizens — and holds the potential to ignite participation and foster lasting, meaningful ...

Local counsel are informed that the Tunisian authorities have asked the European Union and the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development ("OECD") to support a project that aims to identify and encourage procompetitive reforms in the country. The project includes (i) a review of national competition laws and policy to help Tunisia …

Tunisia scored 56.41 points out of 100 on the 2019 Global Competitiveness Report published by the World Economic Forum. Competitiveness Index in Tunisia averaged …

They have tough competition from China - China Communications Construction Co (CCCC) (Africa Intelligence, 25/01/18) and China Engineering Corp (CEC) - and Italy, with Astaldi and a consortium run by Todini, which has had offices in Tunisia for more than ten years and worked on many projects in Bizerte (Africa Intelligence, 10/12/09).

This article examines aspects behind the China-Tunisia friendly cooperative relations. It looks at the synergies between the Belt and Road Initiative and Tunisia's economy and geographically ...

This sea-crossing programme aims to foster fair and sustainable development for the people living in the Mediterranean Sea Basin. The programme builds on 15 years of cooperation experience between Italy and Tunisia and it aspires to make the Mediterranean a greener, cleaner, more competitive and more inclusive space to live.

Competition law in Tunisia applies across the board to all sectors. However, the insurance, banking, audiovisual and microfinance sectors are subject to specific …

The case of the tomato concentrate cartel 93 Box 2.5. The refusal to authorise the acquisition of SGTM by Mosni Gas Bottles114 Box 3.1. The Market Studies Good Practice Handbook 144 ... The scope of Tunisian competition legislation is broad and applies to any entity carrying out an economic activity likely to affect the internal market. It ...

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The country's competitive labor costs, coupled with the existing infrastructure and governmental incentives, make Tunisia an attractive destination for various business processes, be it IT ...

Global Competition Review (GCR) is the complete source of news and analysis for competition practitioners. It keeps you up to speed with the issues and trends that matter, giving you the detail, and depth, you need to operate successfully. ... Tunisia has added provisions to its competition law that increase the penalties for refusal to …

Global Innovation Index 2022: Tunisia gains in efficiency. (December 2022) Economic Freedom Index 2022: Tunisia; a decline in ranking and ways to recover. (March 2022) Tunisia 2021: competitive performance in the time of Covid 19: Main indicators.

This article examines the determinants of Net Interest Margins (NIM) in Tunisia and tests some of the bank's characteristics that are derived mainly from the dealership model (Ho and Saunders, 1981).

In Tunisia, Parti Destourien Libre's (PDL) political campaign followed these steps creating the context in which President Saied could start a democratic backsliding process. ... Competitive Authoritarianism. 54 Wunsch and Blanchard, "Patterns of Democratic Backsliding," 282. 55 Zilla, "Defining Democratic Inclusion". ...

Nestled amidst the historic city of Carthage, Tunisia, the Carthage Olive Oil Competitions stand as a testament to the rich heritage and tradition of olive oil production. Rooted in centuries of Mediterranean culture, olive oil holds a revered place for its versatility, health benefits, and exquisite flavors. ... Beyond the competition itself ...

Historical anthroposystems, Global Important Agricultural Heritage Systems (GIAHS Footnote 1) for the FAO, green belts for southern cities, the oases of Tozeur and Gabès symbolise these historic lands, which are often fantasised (Battesti 2005).They also illustrate the specific dynamics of socio-spatial reconfiguration currently underway in the …

To remain competitive and drive their businesses forward, it is critical for telcos to develop disruptive technology strategies that are aligned to corporate goals. ... Effective business and government leaders typically concentrate on key value drivers. They: Make sure their decisions are based on relevant, accurate and up-to-date information ...

The Global Competitiveness Index in detail Tunisia Note: Values are on a 1-to-7 scale unless indicated otherwise. Trend lines depict evolution in values since the 2012-2013 …

The 2022 OECD Peer Review of Competition Law and Policy in Tunisia found that in 2019, five industrial groups controlled more than 60% of the turnover of the country's most important private companies.