AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDigital Health & Services: Tunisia’s Ministry of Health says its first nationwide remote medical specialty selection finished successfully via a dedicated digital platform, with 1,458 candidates and 1,218 final choices registered—so applicants didn’t need to travel to Tunis. Public Health & Infrastructure: Tunisia’s Cabinet reviewed progress on digital transformation projects across administration, economy and social sectors, including the National Investor Platform and more digital investment procedures. Pharma Watch: State-owned SIPHAT reported an operational recovery in H1 2026, with revenue up to TND 4.6 million and stronger pharmacy sales, alongside production gains at Fondouk Choucha. Maternal & Family Policy: MPs are pushing draft laws tied to care work leave and public childcare under four—aimed at easing burdens on women, but critics warn they could deepen gender gaps. Community Wellness & Prevention: A call for Tunisian MSMEs is open until Aug 30 for “Soil Matters,” supporting agroecology and soil health—an indirect win for long-term food and nutrition resilience. Health Equity & Access: The remote specialty selection is framed as improving transparency, equal opportunities and fair access to administrative services.
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