AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWater & Power Crisis: Tunisia saw renewed mobilizations as water cuts and rotating electricity outages hit northern governorates harder, with residents blocking roads and reporting rising costs for water trucking after drought and heatwaves left many without solutions. Workplace Health & Safety: Tunisia’s municipal sector announced a two-day general strike, demanding protective gear, a national plan to prevent workplace accidents, and updates to occupational health and safety rules for municipalities and waste management. Community Pharmacy Support: Arab Tunisian Bank (ATB) signed a partnership with the Tunisian Union of Community Pharmacists (SPOT) to expand its SAYDALI banking offering for pharmacy financing and modernization. Healthcare Access in Transport: Tunisian Navigation Company (CTN) denied ferry cancellations, saying only two departures were delayed after a maritime sit-in, while stressing continuity of public services and reforms, including those affecting healthcare. Cost of Living, Health Prices: Tunisia’s CPI rose 0.2% in July, with Health and Recreation up, including a 1.2% rise in pharmaceutical product prices. U.S.-Libya Medical Exchange: U.S. military medical experts met Libyan Armed Forces Medical Services in Tunis to discuss casualty-care systems and future cooperation, emphasizing human-capital development.
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