AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSpace & Astronomy: Tunis City of Sciences will host a free astronomy evening on October 24, with a talk on everyday space technology and a chance to view the Moon and Saturn. Clean Energy: A national study finds Tunisia could meet all its electricity needs with renewables by 2050, using solar, hydropower and pumped storage. The draft 2027 Finance Law also proposes tax exemptions for imported storage batteries and a 10% customs duty on solar equipment. Startup Links: At BIGTECH Africa in Tunis, Italy pitched itself as a launchpad for Tunisian startups seeking access to European markets. Science Talent: Tunisia ranks first globally for its share of science and engineering graduates.
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