ECONOMIE. France Telecom and Turkcell Bidding For Third Telecom Licence. WAM. Quand le 'Made in Tunisia' fait des jaloux aux USA! Productivité : les Tunisiens à la traîne ! Le premier semestre de l’année 2009 est consacré à la consultation nationale sur la productivité.
La décision présidentielle est une aubaine pour mener à bon port le dialogue entre les entreprises économiques sur les moyens permettant une amélioration de la productivité en Tunisie. Il s’agit d’un enjeu majeur qui traduit une volonté et une détermination à atteindre de nouveaux paliers de développement. La productivité joue un rôle majeur dans la réalisation des objectifs escomptés en matière de croissance économique, d’emploi, de niveau de vie des Tunisiens et de compétitivité de l’économie nationale.
Mais, malgré les efforts déployés, la Tunisie peut faire beaucoup mieux dans ce domaine. Selon les statistiques avancées M. Dans le secteur agricole, elle évolue à un rythme annuel de 2.63% sur la période allant de 1991-2000, et de 3.6% sur la période 2000-2005. Bien qu’elle soit en perpétuelle évolution, la productivité en Tunisie reste en dessous des attentes et des aspirations. Tunisie: Les Chinois s’initient à la Tunisie. Nabil Chettaoui : "Il n'y aura pas de privatisation de Tunisair.
ACTU. FOOT. Tunisia’s Fahid Ben Khalfallah Seeking French Ligue 1 Side - Goa. The Caen midfielder would prefer to remain in the first division after his club side were relegated this season.
Tunisian international midfielder Fahid Ben Khalfallah has admitted that he would prefer playing for a French Ligue 1 side next season rather than return to the Ligue 2 with relegated SM Caen. The revelation was made during a press where he was answering questions regarding the Carthage Eagles’ World Cup qualifying match-up against Mozambique. “As far as Caen's relegation is concerned, I feel a big disappointment for my club with whom I am under contract for two more years. I have a big desire to play in Ligue 1. In fact, I’m in advanced discussions with two clubs. The former Angers midfielder performed well in his first season in the French top flight but had some run-ins with the Caen coach which saw him sidelined for disciplinary reasons for one encounter.
Rami Ayari, Goal.com. BAC. Finally, baccalaureate exams are under way in Tunisia.
Students have been studying and reviewing materials for such a long time that it is a relief to finally be answering actual bac questions, many said. On Wednesday (June 3rd), more than 139,000 students around the country sat through the first exam; parents lined up outside exam centres in anticipation, waiting to hear how their children did. "I will not rest until exams are over and my son succeeds," said Zainab, the mother of one of the candidates in the science branch.
"Although I'm terrified, I try not to show him that so he will not lose concentration. " On the first day, students sat for philosophy and third foreign language exams for all branches. Overall, the day went well for many students. "The questions were easy and hardly surprising," said Doha, a math student. Amal, a teacher, affirmed that philosophy topics were not tough and involved no surprises.
Exam centres prepared days ahead.