AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoClimate & Agriculture: Tunisia’s cereal harvest is under strain as continued rainfall disrupts the season, with the Tunisian Farmers’ Union warning that weather swings mainly threaten grain quality and could push prices down. Renewables & Energy Security: Scatec has reached financial close to start building the 120MW Sidi Bouzid II solar plant, backed by EBRD/EIB financing and EU support, with commercial operations expected in 2H 2027—another step in Tunisia’s push to cut reliance on gas. Marine Protection: A Mediterranean fisheries debate is resurfacing over whether to extend the ban on bottom trawling to shallower waters, as scientists argue vulnerable deep-sea habitats may start above the current limit. Policy & Finance: The Central Bank of Tunisia says the country honored all external financial commitments, kept FX reserves comfortable, and is working to control inflation and stabilize the exchange rate. Maritime Law (Tunisia): Tunisian professor Slim Laghmani was elected an ITLOS judge for 2026–2035, strengthening Tunisia’s role in international ocean governance.
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