Riadh Bouazza

Riadh Bouazza is a Tunisian writer.

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Still a way to go. A Tunisian couple bound for London pack away their electronics in their luggage as they check-in for a flight at the Tunis-Carthage International Airport, March 25, 2017.(AFP)
Tunisia is betting on smart airports to boost economy
June 29, 2019
A view of the headquaters of the Tunisian Company of Electricity and Gas in Tunis. (Wikipedia)
Tunisia moves ahead with smart electricity grid
June 08, 2019
Financial imbalances. A shopkeeper counts money in his shop at a bazaar in Tunis. (Reuters)
Tunisia struggles with scourge of tax evasion
April 20, 2019
A view of a private currency exchange bureau in Tunis. (Khaoula ben Amara)
Tunisia introduces private currency exchange to tackle informal market
April 13, 2019
Vehicles wait near the Tunisian customs post at the Ras Jedir border crossing with Libya, south of of Ben Guerdane. (AFP)
Free trade zone to be established on Tunisian-Libyan border
March 16, 2019
Tunisian farmers harvest a wheat field in the vicinity of Kalaat El-Andalous near Tunis. (AFP)
Maghrebi strategy to close food security gaps by 2030
March 09, 2019
Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi (R) meets his Jordanian counterpart Omar Razzaz meet at the Trebil border point with Jordan, February 2. (AFP)
Shift in trade relations between Iraq and Jordan
February 23, 2019
Tunisia’s Prime Minister Youssef Chahed speaks during a national conference over 2019 budget in Tunis, on September 14. (Reuters)
Tunisia’s ‘election budget’ does not address country’s woes
October 20, 2018
Containers are seen at a port terminal in Bizerte. (Reuters)
Tunisia pursues quiet force of economic diplomacy
August 04, 2018
Betting on cooperation. Libyan security forces stand guard outside the re-opened Tunisian consulate in Tripoli, last April. (AFP)
Driven by pressing needs, Tunisia and Libya bet on new partnership model
July 14, 2018
Arab Maghreb Union: A disappointing dream
February 18, 2017

Anyone examining the reality of the 28-year-old Arab Maghreb Union is going to be hugely disappoi