AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoUN Rights Alarm: UN experts say over 7,400 migrants have been victims of alleged arbitrary detention, collective expulsion and trafficking at the Tunisia–Libya border since June 2023, with claims of torture, rape and deaths involving Tunisian security forces. EU Migration Pressure: 46 human rights groups urge the EU to publicly denounce abuses in Tunisia and stop funding abusive migration control after the 2023 EU–Tunisia deal, saying it has normalized violations. Local Economy & Tax: A tax adviser warns Tunisia’s expanded wealth tax (introduced in 2023, broadened in 2026) was rolled out without clear assessment, creating uncertainty for citizens and investors. Energy Trade: Azerbaijan is emerging as a key oil supplier to Tunisia, with exports rising sharply in Jan–May. Security & Capacity: Tunisia hosted “AFRICA SHIELD 2026” in Tunis, a regional workshop to strengthen counterproliferation cooperation across Africa. Business Fraud Watch: Accertify reports Tunisia among the cities with the highest airline booking fraud rates worldwide in Q2. Sports & Culture: AFRIMMA 2026 nominees are out, with Davido leading; Tunisia is also among the African World Cup participants.
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