AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPublic Health & Food: A Mediterranean wine and olive oil conference in Ancient Olympia put the spotlight on the traditional diet’s health links, with scientists and producers focusing on olive oil’s naturally occurring phenolic compounds and how wine and olive oil may support human health and quality of life. Health & Climate Risk for Farmers: Tunisia’s cereal harvest is under pressure from ongoing rainfall, with the Tunisian Farmers’ Union warning that weather disruptions could lower grain quality and hit farmers’ income; the group also calls for expanding disaster coverage in the Calamities Fund to include risks like hail and fires. Local Health Tech: Kasserine’s Sbeïtla regional hospital has added a scanner via telemedicine, boosting diagnostic access for the region. Health Policy & Care: Tunisia is preparing a national protocol for the care of sexual violence victims, as officials move to strengthen support pathways. Wellness Tech & Ethics: Tunisia’s AI use is still in an “integration phase,” with experts stressing that the biggest risks are ethical—especially in medical settings—while arguing AI should support, not replace, professionals. Workforce & Safety: The North-West Development Office in Siliana opened recruitment for six roles (engineering, IT, accounting, cleaning, security), with interviews and a set schedule starting in early August.
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