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D O I N G B U S I N E S S I N T U N E S I A Tunesia - After the revolution The next steps: A new constitution, elections and the return to business as usual. For the tunesian government, two major steps have to be mastered: Getting back into business (especially in tourism) and managing to keep the spirit of the revolution in the hearts of the tunesian people. The task itself is not an easy one: To experience how the political change affects their personal lifes, the tunesian people will look out for economic improvements in their daily lifes. To face this challenge, the tunesian (Interim-)Government is going extra miles to re-invite businesses and tourists to return to Tunesia. For one major pillar of the tunesian economy, the incoming tourism, the bookings from some countries went down by up to 84%. More in this MonitorTV-Special [...more...] |
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 E X P O R T / F I N A N C E S Thumbs up by the ministry With a careful thumbs up, the Head of the Department for Export Financing and International Export Promotion Policy, Silvia Maca, from the Austrian Ministry of Finance, explains the current economic cooperation programs with Tunesia. [...more...] |  E U R O P E A N V I E W Marshall-Plan for North Africa? For the Chairman of the Committee on Energy, Environment & Water of the Parlamentary Assembly for the Union of the Mediterrean, Stefan Schennach, a Marshall-Plan for North Africa seems to be unavoidable in the long run. [...more...] |
 R I S K A S S E S S M E N T How do country risk analysts look at Tunesia? For investors and entrepreneurs, the mid- and longterm stabilty of their business partners are essential. Which parameters influence his country risk analysis: Sebastian Saulich from OeKB with details... [...more...] |
 T O U R I S M How to win the tourists back? Political stability and the perception of personal safety are crucial for mass tourism. How crucial, the Director of the Tunesian Tourist Board in Austria, Riadh Dkhili, has the numbers. [...more...] |
 E N E R G Y Increase of gas exploration share OMV as a longterm and strong partner is expanding its market share in exploration in Tunesia. Tunesia was one of the first international partners of OMV. How difficult are political changes for longterm business relationships? [...more...] |
 W A T E R What are the challenges for providing Water to North Africa? Water expert Daniel Pineda [...more...] |