AGP Executive Report
Last update: 33 minutes agoClimate Finance Push: Tunisia says it needs $29bn (2026–2035) to adapt to climate shocks, with water the biggest bill at $10.7bn—and warns the economy could shrink if risks aren’t tackled fast. Water & Drought Planning: The AfDB backs a shift from emergency drought responses to a long-term resilience “architecture,” citing Tunisia’s increasingly dry years and projected rainfall drops. Energy Transition Support: The IFC reiterates backing for Tunisia’s reform drive, spotlighting renewable energy and the business climate as priorities. Renewables & Tech Diplomacy: Tunisia-Japan talks at the ARP focus on investment, modern tech and AI know-how, while Tunisia’s nearshoring pitch keeps gaining traction with German firms. Agriculture Under Pressure: A parliamentary agriculture commission hears industry groups on fixing meat, dairy and field crops—costs, collection problems, and input shortages included. Local Governance: President Saïed visits Takelsa to hear citizens on environmental violations and illegal construction. Health Cooperation: Tunisia and Egypt discuss deeper health collaboration under a “One Health” approach. Weather: Mostly clear skies this evening, calm seas, mild night temperatures.
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