AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEU-Ties & Energy: President Kais Saied met Germany’s FM Johann Wadephul in Tunis, urging a more balanced EU–Tunisia partnership and signing nearly €100m in financing deals, with new focus on energy transition, water management and digitalisation. Heatwave & Utilities: Tunisia is facing near-50°C temperatures alongside rotating power cuts and water disruptions, with STEG warning the grid is under extreme strain and outages hitting pumping stations. Public Administration: Split working hours return on Sept. 1, while STEG warns of possible power interruptions from 1:00pm to 6:00pm in some regions—prompting businesses to plan for continuity. Wildfires: More than 100 families were evacuated in Kairouan and Siliana as fires spread in strong winds; Algeria also moved to toughen penalties for arsonists. Politics & Opposition: Former APC spokesperson Sidie Yayah Tunis accuses APC chairman Osman Foday Yansaneh of masterminding court action over the party’s executive status. Sports: Nigeria’s D’Tigers kept World Cup hopes alive with a 100-84 win over Cape Verde in Radès, Tunisia. Education Links: Russia plans to expand scholarships for Tunisian students, covering tuition, housing, healthcare and travel.
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