AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEnergy & Business Continuity: STEG’s power cuts have shattered business confidence, pushing firms toward self-generation and storage—an expensive shift that will likely boost demand for generators and related imports. Renewables Deal: Japan’s Carbon Credit Exchange Mechanism grant was secured for Tunisia’s 75 MW El Fahs onshore wind project, with more solar projects under the same mechanism. Public Finance Oversight: An audit flagged major lapses in 25 MDAs worth over N1.34trn, including unsupported payments, irregular contracts, and cash advances not retired. Banking & Credit: Bank loans to businesses rose by TND 2.199bn in H1 2026, led by services, while industry and agriculture/fisheries also improved. Agrifood Trade: Tunisia recorded a TND 66.7m surplus in fishery products by end-June 2026, with exports up and Italy the top destination. Food Waste Strategy: Tunisia’s consumer authority says household food waste is about 5% of food spending, with a national strategy due by end-November. Mining Update: PhosCo reported high-grade phosphate hits at its Gasaat project in Kasserine, supporting plans for an integrated phosphate and fertilizer push. Governance Reform: The PM outlined six priorities to tighten governance and performance in public enterprises, including digitalisation and clearer accountability.
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