Tunisia – national flag The flag was taken into use approximately 1835, but was then primarily a military flag. Tunisia belonged until the end of the 1800’s. during the Ottoman Empire, and the flag is therefore very reminiscent of the Turkish. The crescent moon has been the symbol of Islam since the 1400’s. The star… Read More »
Subchapters: Business Relationships Foreign direct investment FTAs and Treaties Development Cooperation Prospective fields of study (MOP) Business relations Trade relations with the EU Tunisia’s exports to the European Union in 2021 represented 70.2% of total exports, and compared to 2020 they increased by 13.9%. This growth can be explained by the increase in exports to… Read More »
Hamammet Hamammet is a European-style resort with pleasant greenery, loved by many bohemians. It successfully combines thalassotherapy centers with their relaxing atmosphere and noisy nightlife. Beaches Hamammet has one of the most popular beach areas where you can relax in Tunisia. Off the coast of the resort, tourists can enjoy diving and snorkeling. Jibin123: Provides… Read More »
Tunisian cinematography – which in the twenties of the twentieth century had its pioneer in Albert Shammama Shikly and that from the sixties, and more specifically from the eighties, occupied a leading role in the history of the seventh art thanks to filmmakers attentive to film language as with social issues – it maintained its… Read More »
Are there any kindergartens in Tunisia? There are only a few kindergartens in Tunisia that look after preschool children. This is also down to the families, because many women stay at home and look after the children. When they are working, aunts, grandmothers, cousins or other female family members often take on the task of… Read More »