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September 8, 2014: Prime Ministers Manuel Valls (France) and Mehdi Jomaa (Tunisia) attended the “Investing in Tunisia, Start-Up Democracy” conference, organized by Tunisia and France and attended by representatives from numerous countries. During the conference, Tunisia presented 20 major investment projects across several sectors, including new technologies, renewable energy, industry, tourism, and trade.© Images de Tunisie — watermarked preview

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September 8, 2014: Tunisian Prime Minister Mehdi Jomaa arrived with Algerian Prime Minister Abdelmalek Sallel at the conference “Investing in Tunisia: Start-Up Democracy,” organized by Tunisia and France and attended by numerous countries. During the conference, Tunisia presented 20 major investment projects across several sectors, including new technologies, renewable energy, industry, tourism, and trade.September 8, 2014: French Prime Minister Manuel Valls arrived at the conference “Investing in Tunisia: Start-up Democracy,” organized by Tunisia and France and attended by representatives from numerous countries. During the conference, Tunisia presented 20 major investment projects across several sectors, including new technologies, renewable energy, industry, tourism, and trade.September 8, 2014: French Prime Minister Manuel Valls arrived at the conference “Investing in Tunisia: Start-up Democracy,” organized by Tunisia and France and attended by representatives from numerous countries. During the conference, Tunisia presented 20 major investment projects across several sectors, including new technologies, renewable energy, industry, tourism, and trade.September 8, 2014: The first international appearance by the new French Secretary of State for Foreign Trade, Matthias Fekl—who was bluntly appointed to replace Thomas Thevenoud—at the conference “Investing in Tunisia: Start-Up Democracy,” organized by Tunisia and France and attended by representatives from numerous countries. During the conference, Tunisia presented 20 major investment projects across several sectors, including new technologies, renewable energy, industry, tourism, and trade.September 8, 2014: The first international appearance by the new French Secretary of State for Foreign Trade, Matthias Fekl—who was bluntly appointed to replace Thomas Thevenoud—at the conference “Investing in Tunisia: Start-Up Democracy,” organized by Tunisia and France and attended by representatives from numerous countries. During the conference, Tunisia presented 20 major investment projects across several sectors, including new technologies, renewable energy, industry, tourism, and trade.08 septembre 2014 : arrivée de spremiers ministres, Manuel Valls (France), Mehdi Jomaa (Tunisie) et Abdelmalek Sallel (Algérie) à la Conférence "Investir en Tunisie, start up democracy" organisé apr la Tunisie et la France avec la présence de nombreux pays. La Tunisie présente, au cours de cette conférence, 20 projets structurants d’investissement dans plusieurs secteurs à l’instar des nouvelles technologies, des énergies renouvelables, de l’industrie, du tourisme et du commerce.
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September 8, 2014: Prime Ministers Manuel Valls (France) and Mehdi Jomaa (Tunisia) attended the “Investing in Tunisia, Start-Up Democracy” conference, organized by Tunisia and France and attended by representatives from numerous countries. During the conference, Tunisia presented 20 major investment projects across several sectors, including new technologies, renewable energy, industry, tourism, and trade.

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CategoryActualités / 2014 / M25-300 Startup Democracy Conference, September 8, 2014
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PhotographerNicolas Fauqué
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