The Tunisian dinar exchange rate depreciated against the dollar, as 1 dollar was worth 2.966 dinars on March 9, 2022, compared to 2.763 dinars on the same date last year, according to statistical data released Friday by the Central Bank of Tunisia (BCT).
Governor of the Central Bank of Tunisia (BCT) Marouane Abassi, called on the International Monetary Fund to provide specific mechanisms in the form of budgetary support and balance of payments assistance, in order to mitigate the impact of soaring international commodity prices (food and energy) on public finances and foreign exchange reserves in African countries, BCT said Friday.
IEG wins the UFI Digital Innovation Award 2025 for its "All-in-one Ecosystem," recognized by UFI's 900 global members for transforming trade show experiences with AI.
Explore the Libya Bid Round 2025, a landmark opportunity for oil and gas investors. Discover key fiscal incentives, vast reserves, and strategic investment opportunities in Libya's energy sector.
KEY CHOICE 2025: IEG event in Rimini drives corporate PPA growth. Learn how businesses can stabilize energy costs & boost sustainability. Insights on renewable energy trends.
Tunisian banks are urged to adopt the Pan-African Payment and Settlement System (PAPSS) to boost intra-African trade and digital transformation. Discover how the Africa Banking Forum 2025 emphasized the role of digitalization in financial resilience.