AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHeat & Hospitals: Tunisia’s public health unions warn that the heatwave is turning into a health emergency as power and water outages overwhelm hospitals, with patients on ventilators at risk. Energy Resilience: STEG has approved home battery storage with hybrid inverters for low-voltage customers, aiming to keep essentials running during planned load-shedding. Health Access Admin: The Ministry of Health opens third-cycle medical studies registration on Aug 3–5 via specialite.msante.tn, with specialty sessions starting Aug 6. Training Standards: Tunisia’s ministries tighten rules for paramedical vocational training, requiring official accreditation and banning unapproved advertising or certificates. Public Health & Prevention: Sfax Municipality continues insect-control fumigation across markets and neighborhoods, urging residents to remove stagnant water to cut breeding sites. Economy & Strain: Tunisia’s current account deficit widened to 2.3% of GDP in H1 2026, driven largely by a record energy bill. Food & Wellness Culture: Netivot’s Friday parking-lot market draws crowds with North African and Ethiopian dishes—an upbeat local food stop during the heat.
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