AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPilates Wellness Stay: Royal El Mansour Mahdia is rolling out a first-in-Tunisia all-inclusive Pilates Reformer experience, pairing guided sessions with hotel accommodation and sea-side relaxation. Heat & Power Safety: Tunisia is authorizing home battery storage with hybrid inverters for low-voltage customers, aiming to keep essentials running during planned outages as the heatwave strains the grid. Hospital Care Access: The Ministry of Health says third-cycle medical studies registration (2025 session results) runs Aug 3–5 on specialite.msante.tn, with specialty selection starting Aug 6. Training Rules Tightened: Tunisia’s health and employment ministries require accredited paramedical training and warn that unauthorized courses and certificates are prohibited. Public Health Pressure: Sfax Municipality continues insect-control campaigns across markets and neighborhoods, urging residents to remove stagnant water to limit breeding. Human Rights & Health: Tunisia-related diplomacy highlights calls for the humanitarian release of detained opposition leader Rached Ghannouchi due to health concerns. Economy Watch: Tunisia’s current account deficit widened to 2.3% of GDP in H1 2026, with a record energy bill weighing on foreign trade.
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