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Africa Report
PROJECT ON BUSINESS AND POLITICS IN THE MUSLIM WORLD AFRICA REPORT Second Quarterly Report on Africa April to June 2008 Volume: 1 Reports for the period April to May 2008 Principal Investigator: Prof. Dr. Ijaz Shafi Gilani Contributors Abbas S Lamptey Snr Research Associate Reports on Sub-Saharan AFrica Abdirisak Ismail Research Assistant Reports on East Africa INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY ISLAMABAD BUSINESS AND POLITICS IN THE MUSLIM WORLD AFRICA REPORT Second Quarterly Report on Asia April to June 2008 Reports for the period April to May 2008 Volume: 1 Department of Politics and International Relations International Islamic University Islamabad 2 BUSINESS AND POLITICS IN THE MUSLIM WORLD AFRICA REPORT Second Quarterly Report on Africa 2008 Table of contents Reports for the month of April Week-1 April 01, 2008 05 Week-2 April 08, 2008 63 Week-3 April 15, 2008 120 Week-4 April 22, 2008 185 Week-5 April 29, 2008 247 Reports for the month of May Week-1 May 06, 2008 305 Week-2 May 12, 2008 374 Week-3 May 20, 2008 442 Country profiles Sources 3 4 BUSINESS AND POLITICS IN THE MUSLIM WORLD Weekly Presentation: April 1, 2008 Sub-Saharan Africa Abbas S Lamptey Period: From March 23 to March 29 2008 1. CHINA -AFRICA RELATIONS WEST AFRICA Sierra Leone: Chinese May Evade Govt Ban On Logging: Concord Times (Freetown):28 March 2008. Liberia: Chinese Women Donate U.S. $36,000 Materials: The NEWS (Monrovia):28 March 2008. Africa: China/Africa Trade May Hit $100bn in 2010:This Day (Lagos):28 March 2008. -
STI Tunis Aktualizace K 1.9.2009
SOUHRNNÁ TERITORIÁLNÍ INFORMACE Tunisko Souhrnná teritoriální informace Tunisko Zpracováno a aktualizováno zastupitelským ú řadem ČR v Tunisu ke dni 01.09.2009 Seznam kapitol souhrnné teritoriálné informace: 1. Základní informace o teritoriu 2. Vnitropolitická charakteristika 3. Zahrani čně-politická orientace 4. Ekonomická charakteristika zem ě 5. Finan ční a da ňový sektor 6. Zahrani ční obchod zem ě 7. Obchodní a ekonomická spolupráce s ČR 8. Základní podmínky pro uplatn ění českého zboží na trhu 9. Investi ční klima 10. Očekávaný vývoj v teritoriu © Zastupitelský ú řad Tunis (Tunisko) 1. Základní informace o teritoriu 1.1. Oficiální název státu • Tuniská republika • Al Džumhúrija At Tunisia • La République Tunisienne 1.2. Rozloha • 162 155 km 2 (z toho 25 000 km 2 pouš ť) 1.3. Po čet obyvatel, hustota na km², podíl ekonomicky činného obyvatelstva • Po čet obyvatelstva 10.326 600 tis. (r. 2008) • Hustota na 1 km 2 63,8 obyv. (r. 2005) • Podíl ekonomicky činného obyvatelstva 46,4 % 1.4. Pr ůměrný ro ční p řír ůstek obyvatelstva a jeho demografické složení • Pr ůměrný ro ční p řír ůstek obyvatelstva, 0,99 % (r. 2006) • Demografické složení obyvatelstva 0–4 roky 8,0 %0–14 let 24,6 % • 15–64 let 68,6 % • 65 let a více 6,7 % 1.5. Národnostní složení • Arabové 97 %, Berbe ři 1 %, Evropané 1 %, Židé 1 % 1.6. Náboženské složení • 98 % muslimové (islám sunnitského ritu), k řes ťané 1 %, židé a ostatní 1 % 1.7. Úřední jazyk a ostatní nej čast ěji používané jazyky • arabština • ostatní nej čast ěji používané jazyky: francouzština, mén ě angli čtina, italština a n ěmčina 1.8. -
Résumé De La Semaine Du 15-01-10.Xlsx
Compagnie Gestion et Finance Département Recherche et Analyse UNE SEMAINE Téléphone : 71 788 870 Fax : 71 798 314 DE BOURSE Email : [email protected] du 11 au 15 Janvier 2010 Site web: www.cgf.com.tn Tunindex en 2009 5,18% Tunindex sur la semaine 0,49% *Tendance 0,27% -0,24% -0,19% -0,11% 0,77% 4 514,09 4 484,53 4 503,94 4 493,15 4 479,79 L’indice référence grimpe aux abords de 4514,09 points Le TUNINDEX a joué au yoyo. Après avoir débuté lundi dans le vert, il a enchaîné trois pertes consécutives. L’indice phare de la place de Tunis bascule finalement, et clôture la semaine en territoire positif terminant à 4514,09 points (+0,49%), soit son plus haut historique. Ses gains annuels ont atteint 5,18% vs 3,19% pour la même période janv.-10 LMMJV 2009. L’euphorie enregistrée, durant les premiers jours de l’année 2010, Les chiffres de la BVMT s’est un peu dissipée. Les investisseurs attendent la première salve des résultats annuels. En effet, ceci, s’est fait sentir au niveau du Désignation Capitalisation en MDT Tunindex volume des transactions qui s’est dégonflé par rapport à la semaine Niveau au 15012010 12 551,793 4 514,09 dernière. Il s’est établi à 36,404 MDT, en repli de 24%, avec deux Variation hebdomadaire 1,03% 0,49% transactionsdeblocssurlestitresUBCI et BIAT. Variation annuelle 5,00% 5,18% Du côté des actualités, l’annonce par le Ministère tunisien du Plus haut de l'année 12 551,793 4 514,09 commerce qu’il vient de donner son aval au concessionnaire de la Date 15janv.2010 15janv.2010 marque au losange ARTES, pour la commercialisation d’un Plus bas de l'année 10 016,388 4 320,31 premier lot de 200 voitures à bas prix LOGAN, fabriquées au Maroc. -
Diplomarbeit
View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by OTHES Diplomarbeit Titel der Diplomarbeit „Bilaterale Beziehungen der Europäischen Union und Tunesiens unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Mittelmeerunion“ Verfasserin Daniela Christiana Bichiou angestrebter akademischer Grad Magistra der Philosophie (Mag. phil.) Wien, im Oktober 2010 Studienkennzahl lt. Studienblatt: A 300 Studienrichtung lt. Studienblatt: Politikwissenschaft Betreuer: Univ. Prof. Dr. Otmar Höll Bilaterale Beziehungen der Europäischen Union und Tunesiens unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Mittelmeerunion Seite 2 Bilaterale Beziehungen der Europäischen Union und Tunesiens unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Mittelmeerunion Je vous remercie. Seite 3 Bilaterale Beziehungen der Europäischen Union und Tunesiens unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Mittelmeerunion Seite 4 Bilaterale Beziehungen der Europäischen Union und Tunesiens unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Mittelmeerunion Inhalt ABKÜRZUNGSVERZEICHNIS .............................................................................................................................. 7 VORWORT ........................................................................................................................................................ 8 1. EINLEITUNG ............................................................................................................................................ 10 2. THEORETISCHE GRUNDLAGE .................................................................................................................. -
Mot De Bienvenue De La
1 THE FORUM: CONCEPT AND OBJECTIVES The idea of a Carthage Investment Forum began to take form in 1999, in an attempt to meet international demand for information about Tunisia as an investment site. Economic growth in Tunisia over some 10 years, following adoption of a knowledge- based economy to stimulate growth and create jobs for young graduates, has indeed brought about new opportunities for partnership that international audiences should know about as they follow the emergence of Tunisia as an export platform. On an international scale, various reports by specialized organizations involved in the monitoring and analysis of capital flows have all noticed that foreign direct investment is no longer determined solely by cost considerations in choosing locations for setting up business or outsourcing part of its activity, but also by other, continually changing requirements. The Carthage Investment Forum is thus a vector of communication for better visibility of the goods and services Tunisia has to offer, meant to better meet foreign demand as it becomes increasingly complex. In its early years, the Forum used a simple approach that was nonetheless quite original: every year a topical theme was chosen and developed for a target audience. It soon became apparent that this event was here to stay, the organizers of the Forum noting with satisfaction a return rate well above the average for this type of international economic gathering. The Carthage Investment Forum is an opportunity for meeting people, with the most dynamic economic operators, decision makers seeking innovative solutions, and the experts/officials most familiar with the theme getting together to discuss the subject and then network with the most promising parties on a basis of mutual interests. -
Tunisia Economic Forum 2008 Day
Agenda * Under the patronage of H.E. President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali Tunisia Economic Forum 2008 Day One: Friday, November 14, 2008 08:30-09:30 Registration of participants at Karthago Palace Hotel 09:30-10:30 Opening ceremony • Mr. Raouf Abou Zaki, General Manager, Al Iktissad Wal-Aamal, Lebanon • Mr. Hedi Djilani, Head of the Tunisian Union of Industry and Commerce and Traditional Industries, Tunisia • Forum’s patronage speech: H.E. Prime Minister Mr. Mohamed Al Ghannouchi 10:30-10:45 Keynote speech: Dr. Ahmed Mohamed Ali, President, Islamic Development Bank, KSA Awards ceremony: • Mr. Jacques Sarraf, President, Union of Mediterranean Confederation of Enterprises, Lebanon • Mr. Bashir Saleh Bashir, Chairman, Libya Africa Investment Portfolio, Libya • Mr. Hichem Elloumi, Chairman & CEO, Chakira Cable, Tunisia • Mrs. Maha Al Ghunaim, Chairperson & Managing Director, Global Investment House, Kuwait 10:45-11:15 Inauguration of the conference exhibition and coffee break. 11:15-12:15 Panel I: Tunisia’s Mediterranean Role Moderator: Mr. Jacques Sarraf, President, Union of Mediterranean Confederation of Enterprises, Lebanon-BusinessMed Main speaker: H.E. Mohamed Nouri Jouini, Minister of Development and International Cooperation, Tunisia Panelists: • Mr. Faeq Naoom, Kassab Co for Financial Brokerage, Iraq • Mr. Li Quanlin, Executive Vice Chairman, Jiangsu Provincial People's Congress, Republic of China 12:15-13:15 Panel II: Developments of the Tunisian Economy and Investment environment Moderator: H.E. Abdulatif Al-Hamad, Director General, Chairman of the Board of Director, Arab Fund for Economic and Social Development (AFESD) Keynote speech: H.E. Afif Chelbi, Minister of Industry, Energy & Small & Medium Enterprises, Tunisia Panelists: • H.E. -
Jort N° 096/2006
TRADUCTION FRANÇAISE POUR INFORMATION er ème Vendredi 10 dhoulkaâda 1427 – 1 décembre 2006 149 année N° 96 Sommaire Lois Loi n° 2006-75 du 30 novembre 2006, relative aux chambres de commerce et d’industrie... 4140 Conseil Constitutionnel Avis n° 32-2006 du conseil constitutionnel, sur un projet de loi relatif aux chambres de commerce et d’industrie..............................………………………………………………. 4143 Avis n° 58-2006 du conseil constitutionnel, sur un projet de loi relatif aux chambres de commerce et d’industrie..............................………………………………………………. 4147 Décrets et Arrêtés Ministère de la Justice et des Droits de l'Homme Arrêté du ministre de la justice et des droits de l’Homme du 28 novembre 2006, relatif à l’immatriculation foncière obligatoire …………………………………………………………. 4149 Ministère de la Défense Nationale Nomination d'un membre au conseil d’entreprise de l’office des logements militaires……. 4149 Ministère du Développement et de la Coopération Internationale Arrêté du ministre du développement et de la coopération internationale du 25 novembre 2006, portant ouverture d’un concours interne sur dossiers pour la promotion au grade d’ingénieur général du corps commun des ingénieurs des administrations publiques à l’institut national de la statistique………………………….. 4149 Arrêté du ministre du développement et de la coopération internationale du 25 novembre 2006, portant ouverture d’un concours interne sur dossiers pour la promotion au grade d’ingénieur en chef du corps commun des ingénieurs des administrations publiques à l’institut -
IPRIS Maghreb Bulletin 8
8 IPRIS Maghreb Review FEBRUARY 2011 2010: the last year of an authoritarian development model and the limits of Tunisia’s electoral authoritarian regime DIRK AXTMANN Maghreb-Expertise, Heidelberg, Germany On 17 December 2010 Mohamed Bouazizi, a fruit vendor Competitiveness Index remunerated the government’s from the central Tunisian town of Sidi Bouzid dowsed past development efforts by identifying Tunisia as the himself with gasoline and set fire to himself in front of most competitive economy on the African continent? the local governorate. The weeks that followed this act Average growth rates of 5% over the last 10 years had of self-immolation saw an ever-growing wave of clashes confirmed the regime’s choices of resolutely embarking between Tunisians and the security forces spread all on an export-driven development strategy. Recent over the country. Faced with unprecedented popular negotiations with the European Union had led to an anger, the regime firstly resorted to its usual panoply of agreement to set up a commission to work on a roadmap anti-riot measures. The regime’s bell tolled when on 13 for Tunisia to finally achieve an advanced integration January 2011 General Rachid Ammar, the Chief of Staff of status. Clearly, the country capitalized on decade-long the Tunisian Army, refused to order his troops to fire on investment efforts in Tunisia’s human capital. Also, demonstrators, hence denying President Zine El Abidine Tunisia had received a considerable influx of foreign Ben Ali any further support. direct investment in recent years, which in contrast to other countries in the region, was increasingly directed The limits of an authoritarian development path toward manufacturing industries higher up the value Hardly any observer would have predicted that Mohamed chain (e.g. -
Mot De Bienvenue De La
, CIF 2009, June 24-25, Hammamet – Tunisia 11e edition, I - Tunisia: economic and competitive site Tunisia has adopted since the late 80s, an economic model helping to strengthen the competitiveness of its industrial base and seeking to sustain the attractiveness of the site. The model, which is based on encouraging investment in light industries (textiles, electrical and electronics industries ...) and in services as well as in exports promotion, has facilitated the gradual opening of Tunisian economy and its progressive integration in the global economy. During this period, and with a growth rate of around 5%, Tunisia even anticipated the signature of the Association Agreement with the European Union, in 1995, and diversified its exports with a relatively low labour cost. It has also established a series of reforms to boost investment in general and foreign investment in particular. The enforcement of the Free Trade Area with the European Union starting on 1st January 2008 has also led to a significant strengthening of the attractiveness of the site and therefore to an inflow of FDI during the past year, particularly in sectors with high value added where cost competitiveness is not the major decisive factor. These sectors include those of engineering, ICT-related services and the generic sector of mechanical, electrical and electronics industry. The attractiveness of Tunisia has also significantly strengthened during the last period in the field of aeronautical components and of related niches namely boosted by the dynamics experienced -
Programme Du Salon
Programme du salon Vendredi 17 octobre 2008 Matinée Cérémonie d’ouverture : 10h00: Allocution de Bienvenue de Mr Afif Chelbi, Ministre de l’Industrie, de l’Energie et des PME 10h05: Allocution de Mr Hédi Jilani, Président de l’UTICA 10h10: Présentation du Salon par Mr Mohamed Ben Abdallah, Directeur Général de l’API 10h15 Présentation des Mécanismes de Soutien à la création d’Entreprises par Mr Mohamed Agrebi, Directeur Général de la DGPPME 10h20: Présentation de l’Etude sur la Stratégie Industrielle Nationale à l’Horizon 2016. 10h35: Discours d'ouverture par Monsieur Mohamed Ghannouchi le Premier Ministre. Après midi 15h00-19h00 : Rencontres de Partenariat (138 projets à présenter aux institutions financières). 15h00-18h00 : Travaux des Ateliers et Conférences (6 ateliers et 2 conférences). Ateliers: 15h00: • Rôle des Pôles Technologiques dans la création d’entreprises (Accompagnement) • Start-up innovantes : Pourquoi et comment elles se développent? (Innovation) 16h00: • Comment préparer un plan d’affaires "Présentation du PAI élaboré par l’API" (Accompagnement) • Accompagnement et financement : Les clefs de la réussite de votre projet (Financement) 17h00: • Rôle de l’université dans la diffusion de la culture entrepreneuriale auprès des diplômés du supérieur (Accompagnement) • Les bonnes pratiques pour assurer la pérennité de votre entreprise (Expertise) Conférences: 15h00: Comment mettre l’innovation au cœur de votre entreprise 16h30: Appui à la création d’entreprises en Allemagne Visite de Messieurs les Ministres aux villages du -
Dall'autoritarismo Alla Democrazia: Partiti Politici Ed Elezioni Nella Tunisia Post-Rivoluzionaria
Corso di Laurea magistrale (ordinamento ex D.M. 270/2004) In Lingue e istituzioni economiche e giuridiche dell’Asia e dell’Africa Mediterranea Tesi di Laurea Dall'autoritarismo alla democrazia: Partiti politici ed elezioni nella Tunisia post-rivoluzionaria. Relatore Ch. Prof.ssa Barbara De Poli Correlatore Ch. Prof. Marco Salati Laureanda Valeria Palazzo Matricola 842084 Anno Accademico 2013 / 2014 Alla mia famiglia, unita e forte “più di ieri e meno di domani”. (Rosemonde Gérard Rostand) 2 INDICE Introduzione ............................................................................................................................... 6 10 .......................................................................................................................................... المقدمة Premessa: Autoritarismo e pluralismo politico nel mondo arabo ........................................ 13 1 La Tunisia di Ben Alì e il regime a partito unico ............................................................. 20 1.1 Dal Partito Socialista Dusturiano al Raggruppamento Costituzionale Democratico ......... 20 1.2 Dall’assolutismo al pluralismo formale .............................................................................. 25 1.2.1 Le elezioni presidenziali e legislative come mezzo di «authotitarian upgranding» .............................................................................................................. 29 1.2.2 Gli islamisti: una minaccia per la sicurezza nazionale .............................................. 35 1.3 La fine -
IPRIS Maghreb Bulletin 2
2 IPRIS Maghreb Review MAY 2010 after almost two decades of sanc- in a massive military build-up is its tions, largely obsolete or in a state improved relationship not only with An appetite of disrepair, but prior to the arms neighboring countries but also with embargoes, the country was one of Israel and the West. On the other the most outlandish weapons buyers hand, Libya has been confronted with for arms? globally. During the 1970s and 1980s, new challenges, such as Islamist ter- Libya topped the list of all arms im- rorism and irregular migration, which Libya’s re- porting countries on a per capita ba- might provide a rationale for certain sis, and even in absolute terms, it was arms purchases. Moreover, other emergence on one of the most important purchasers Maghreb countries such as Algeria of weapons in the world. As a result and Morocco, have engaged in rela- the international of its huge arms acquisitions, by the tively large-scale weapons acquisi- early 1980s, Libya was estimated tions in recent years, in particular of arms market to have the highest ratio of military advanced fighter aircraft, which might equipment to manpower globally. Its fuel Libya’s military procurement. most important supplier by far was With respect to the arms deals which DEREK LUTTERBECK the USSR, accounting for around 75% the Libyan leadership has negotiated Deputy Director and Holder of the of all of Libya’s military imports, fol- or concluded in recent years, there is Swiss Chair, Mediterranean Academy of lowed by France with some 10%.