- Chaouki Tabib headed the independent authority from 2016 to 2020, when he was sacked by former Prime Minister Elyes Fakhfakh
Chaouki Tabib headed the independent authority from 2016 to 2020, when he was sacked by former Prime Minister Elyes Fakhfakh
Tunisian President Kais Saied last month dismissed the prime minister, froze parliament and assumed executive authority
- The operating contract for the Moroccan section of the Maghreb-Europe Gas Pipeline, which links fields in Algeria with Spain, runs...
The operating contract for the Moroccan section of the Maghreb-Europe Gas Pipeline, which links fields in Algeria with Spain, runs out in October
There was concern its renewal might fall foul of the latest spat between the two countries
- Unicef is calling for the urgent restoration of power supply, which is the only solution to keep water services running.
Lebanon is currently suffering from one of the world’s worst economic crises since the mid-1800s
Matters have only been made worse by the withdrawal of fuel subsidies by the country’s central bank
- Fresh water resources are becoming scarce due to drought in Egypt, which is more than 90% dependent on the Nile...
The plants will supply drinking water to people in a country where potable water is often not very readily available
This move is the latest in Egypt’s list of initiatives to improve the supply of drinking water to its people
- Saudi Arabia will resume negotiations with 11 countries for free trade agreements meant to increase non-oil exports share in GDP.
Saudi Arabia is looking for more trading partners under free trade agreements as the country aims at increasing non-oil exports share in GDP
The kingdom is resuming negotiations for free trade agreements with 11 countries, Okaz paper reported
- Lebanon has been struggling with fuel shortages for a couple of months, which has led to protracted power outages.
The economic crisis in Lebanon is so dire that the World Bank has said it is among the 10 worst of its kind since the mid-1800s.
The global body also said the crisis could be among the top three in the world if it was not addressed immediately
- The relaxation will see the reopening of public buildings, malls, and restaurants, as well as resumption of public events.
Covid-19 infections are decreasing in Oman, with 187 reported per day on average over the past week
There have been 300,728 cases in all since the beginning of the pandemic, and 4,013 deaths till date
- The quake also injured at least 12,268 people and damaged or destroyed tens of thousands of buildings in the Caribbean...
The quake also injured at least 12,268 people and damaged or destroyed tens of thousands of buildings in the Caribbean nation
The government has declared a month-long state of emergency in the four provinces impacted by the latest quake





















