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Tunisia's energy budget rises 48.2% in 2027

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Tunisia's 2027 draft budget allocates 7.89 billion dinars to the Ministry of Industry, Mines and Energy, against 5.33 billion in 2026, a rise of 48.2%. The "Energy" programme reaches 7,200.1 million dinars, according to data presented on 3 November by Salah Zouari, in charge of managing the ministry.

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