Rome and Tunis concluded an agreement on Friday, October 20, allowing 4,000 migrant workers from Tunisia to come and work in Italy. The text was signed during a visit by Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani to Tunis, where he was to meet his counterpart Nabil Ammar and President Kaïs Saïed...
During a phone call between Tunisian Interior Ministry Kamel Feki and his Italian counterpart Matteo Piantedosi, both parties affirmed their commitment to...
A court in Italy’s Florence ruled to block the deportation of a migrant to Tunisia after declaring that the country cannot be considered “safe”, delivering a...
Italy has become the top destination for Tunisia’s organic olive oil exports, accounting for 52.5 percent of the total volume, according to the National...
