AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPublic Health Hiring: Tunisia’s Health Ministry has opened a credentials-based recruitment drive for 52 public health pharmacists (50 ministry posts plus 2 secondment roles), with applications due Oct 23 and the competition set to open Nov 23. Cardiology Access: Medenine’s Habib Bourguiba University Hospital carried out its first pacemaker implantations, successfully treating four patients and bringing specialized care closer to southeastern Tunisia. Animal Health & Prevention: Ariana will offer free, mandatory rabies vaccinations for dogs and cats on Sept 9–10 (9am–12pm) in Ettadhamen, with veterinary tents at the Avenue de la République health center and Ettadhamen Park. Heat Risk for Livestock: Tunisia’s veterinary services warn of heat stress for poultry, rabbits and dairy cows from Sept 7–13, with temperatures expected up to 41°C and guidance on water, shade and ventilation. Cost of Living & Health Prices: Tunisia’s inflation rose to 5.4% in August, driven mainly by food (+7.8%), while healthcare inflation also climbed to 3.4%. Sports & Wellness Angle: Shooting Stars coach Salisu Yusuf said his team created plenty of chances in the 1-0 CAF Confederation Cup win over CS Sfaxien, but missed key scoring moments—an indirect reminder of how performance and recovery matter in high-stakes health-and-fitness demands.
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