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   gòng guó (TheRepublicofTunisia, LaRepubliqueTunisienne)
  【 miàn 】 164150 píng fāng gōng shì jiè shí jiǔ
  【 rén kǒu】 967 wàn( 2005 nián), 90 shàng wéi 'ā rén wéi bòbò'ěr rénā wèiguó tōng yòng lán jiào wèiguó jiàozhù yào shì xùn pài , shǎo shù rén xìn fèng tiān zhù jiàoyóu tài jiào
  【 shǒu (Tunis), rén kǒu 225 wàn (2004 nián )。
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  【 shí chā lín zhì shí jiān zǎo 1 xiǎo shí běi jīng shí jiān wǎn 7 xiǎo shí
  【 guó huāyóu gǎn lǎn
  【 guó huī yánzhì yóuzhèng
  
  【 chēngshì jiè yóu gǎn lǎn guóquán guó yòu 4000 duō wàn zhū yóu gǎn lǎn shuō chéng zhōu wéi yòu 27000 zhū shì jiè shàng zuì de yóu gǎn lǎn shùměi zhū gāo 13 shàng)、 ōu zhōu de yàoshì dōng běi duān jǐn 140 hǎi hǎi xiá jǐn suǒ zhe zhōng hǎi de zhǎi yāo yòu chēng)。
  【 guó jiā yuán shǒuzǒng tǒng zǎi yīn · ā dīng · běn · ā (ZineElAbidineBenAli), 1987 nián 11 yuè 7 jiù rèn, 1989 nián 4 yuè dāng xuǎn, 1994 nián 3 yuè、 1999 nián 10 yuè 2004 nián 10 yuè sān chán lián
  【 zhòng yào jié guó qìng jié): 3 yuè 20 lián huān jié 12 yuè
  【 jiǎn kuàngwèi fēi zhōu běi duān 'ā 'ěr wéi líndōng nán jiē rǎngběidōng lín zhōng hǎi hǎi xiá xiāng wànghǎi 'àn xiàn quán cháng 1300 gōng běi shǔ zhōng hǎi xíng hòuxià yán gān zàodōng wēn nuǎn shī rùnnán shǔ dài shā hòu。 8 yuè wéi zuì yuè jūn wēn 21 -33℃; 1 yuè wéi zuì lěng yuè jūn wēn 6℃ 14℃。
   gōng yuán qián 9 shì chūféi rén zài jīn wān yán 'àn jiàn jiā tài chénghòu zhǎn wéi zhì qiáng guógōng yuán qián 146 nián chéng wéi luó guó de 'ā fēi jiā shěng de fēngōng yuán 5 6 shì xiān hòu bèi wāng 'ěr rén bài zhàn tíng rén zhàn lǐng。 703 nián bèi 'ā lín zhēng 。 13 shì wáng cháo jiàn liǎo qiáng de guó jiā。 1574 nián lún wéi 'ěr 'ào màn guó de shěng。 1881 nián chéng wéi guó bǎo lǐng 。 1956 nián 3 yuè 20 guó chéng rèn 。 1957 nián 7 yuè 25 zhì xiàn huì tōng guò jué fèi chù guó wángxuān chéng gòng guó 'ěr rèn rèn zǒng tǒng, 1975 nián jīng huì zhǔn chéng wéi zhōng shēn zǒng tǒng。 1987 nián 11 yuè 7 zǒng běn · ā jiē rèn gòng guó zǒng tǒng
  【 zhèng zhì】 1989 nián 4 yuè xíng zǒng tǒng xuǎn běn · ā dāng xuǎn zǒng tǒngzhí zhèng dǎng xiàn zhèng mín zhù lián méng huò quán 。 1994 niánběn · ā chán lián zǒng tǒng chǎn shēng lái shǒu jiè xiàn méng zhàn dǎo duō shù de duō dǎng huì。 1999 nián 10 yuè xíng hòu shǒu duō dǎngshēn jiā de zǒng tǒng xuǎn běn · ā gāo piào zài chán lián zǒng tǒng xuǎn tóng shí jìn xíngzēng jiā liǎo fǎn duì dǎng de xiàn méng réng huò jué duō shù wèiběn · ā zǒng tǒng zhí zhèng shí duō nián láiduì nèi tuī xíng wěn dìng qiú zhǎn zhǎn wěn dìng de běn guó duàn gǒng xiàn méng wèizhú tuī jìn zhèng zhì duō yuán huàshǐ zhèng cháng bǎo chí wěn dìngjīng chí zhǎnduì wài fèng xíng zhōng lín jié méng wài jiāo zhèng 。 2005 nián 7 yuè xíng shǒu cān yuán xuǎn chéng cān yuàn。 8 yuèběn · ā zǒng tǒng gǎi nèi xiàn méng lǐng dǎo céng qián zhèng wěn dìngběn · ā zhí zhèng wèi wěn 。 2006 niánběn · ā tuī chū shè gāo gōng jiǎn miǎn shuì shōu děng liè cuò shīzhēng mín xīngǒng zhí zhèng chǔtóng shízài bǎo chí xiàn zhèng mín zhù lián méng zhí zhèng wèi de chǔ shàng tuī jìn yòu kòng zhì de duō dǎng mín zhù jìn chéngyǐn dǎo fǎn duì dǎng cān zhèng zhèngzhú kuò xīn wén yóujiǎn qīng fāng guó jiā zài mín zhùrén quán fāng miàn de qián zhèng wěn dìngběn · ā zhí zhèng wèi jìn gǒng xiàn zhèng mín zhù lián méng shè huì jiè kāi shǐ wéi běn · ā 2009 nián jìng xuǎn lián rèn zào shì
  【 xiàn 】 1959 nián 6 yuè 1 zhì xiàn huì tōng guò gòng guó xiàn guī dìng shì yóu de zhù quán guó jiāshí xíng gòng zhì zhèng 。 1975 nián 3 yuètōng guò xiàn xiū gǎi cǎo 'ànxuān 'ěr wéi gòng guó zhōng shēn zǒng tǒng。 1988 nián 7 yuètōng guò xiàn xiū zhèng 'ànshān gǎizhōng shēn zǒng tǒngděng 8 xiàng tiáo kuǎnzēng jiā liǎojìng xuǎn yuán nián líng”,“ zǒng tǒng zhí wèi kòngquē shí yóu cháng dān rèn lín shí zǒng tǒng zhí děng nèi róng。 1998 nián 10 yuè tōng guò xiū gǎi xiàn xuǎn jiàng zǒng tǒng hòu xuǎn rén de cān xuǎn nián língkuò cān xuǎn fàn wéizǒng tǒng rèn nián lián rèn liǎng jiè。 2002 nián 5 yuè xíng hòu shǒu quán mín gōng juétōng guò xiàn xiū zhèng 'àn xiāo duì zǒng tǒng lián rèn shù de xiàn zhìbìng jiāng zǒng tǒng hòu xuǎn rén de nián líng shàng xiàn zēng zhì 75 suìwéi běn · ā jìng xuǎn lián rèn 2004 nián zhī hòu de zǒng tǒng zhí wèi sǎo chú liǎo zhàng 'ài wàixīn xiàn hái zēng jiā liǎo mín zhù zhì de nèi róng
  【 huìyuán wéi yuàn zhìchēng guó mín huì。 2002 nián xiàn xiū zhèng 'àn gǎi wéi liǎng yuàn zhìyóu zhòng yuàn cān yuàn chéngzhòng yuàn shì zuì gāo gòurèn niánxià shè 8 wěi yuán huì huì jiān zhèng gōng zuò bìng yòu quán duì zhèng chū xìn rèn 'àn。 2004 nián 10 yuè xuǎn chǎn shēng liǎo 11 jiè huìxiàn zhèng mín zhù lián méng huò 189 zhōng de 152 fǎn duì dǎng huò 37 shàng jiè cháng 'ā · mài zhā chán lián cháng。 2005 nián 10 yuèmài zhā zài nián huì zhōng zài dāng xuǎn cháng。 2005 nián 7 yuè xíng shǒu cān yuán xuǎn chéng cān yuàncān yuán rèn 6 nián。 8 yuèā · (AbdallahKallel) dāng xuǎn wéi cān yuàn cháng
  【 zhèng 】 2007 nián 1 yuèběn · ā zǒng tǒng duì nèi jìn xíng fēn gǎi zhèng zhù yào chéng yuán míng dān xiàzǒng hǎn · (MOHAMEDGHANNOUCHI)、 guó chángzǒng tǒng bié wènzǒng tǒng yán rén 'ā · ā · běn · (ABDELAZIZBENDHIA)、 wài jiāo cháng 'ā - · ā ( ABDELWAHEBABDALLAH)、 nèi zhèng fāng zhǎn cháng fěi · bèi · ( RAFIKBELHAJKACEM)、 guó fáng cháng mài · 'ěr jiān( KAMELMORJANE)、 yùn shū cháng 'ā - · (ABDERRAHIMZOUARI)、 mào shǒu gōng cháng méng 'ěr · (MONDHERZENAIDI)、 rén quán cháng bèi 'ěr · ( BECHIRTEKKARI)、 zōng jiào shì cháng 'ěr · ā ( BOUBAKERELAKHZOURI)、 shè huì shì zhù qiáo mín cháng 'ā · shā shí( ALICHAOUCH)、 jiào péi xùn cháng · 'ěr ( SADOKKORBI)、 gāo děng jiào yán cháng 'ěr · ( LAZHARBOUOUNI)、 qīng nián cháng 'ā · 'ā ( ABDALLAHKAABI)、 cái zhèng cháng hǎn · · kǎi shí (MOHAMEDRACHIDKCHICH)、 nóng shuǐ yuán cháng · hǎdá (HABIBHADDAD)、 tōng xùn shù cháng méng 'ěr · ( MONTASSAROUAILI)、 wén huà chǎn bǎo cháng hǎn · ā · běn · ā shū 'ěr( MOHAMEDAZIZBENACHOUR)、 yóu cháng jiā · hǎdá (TIJANIHADDAD)、 gōng gòng wèi shēng cháng · kǎi ( RIDHAKECHRID)、 zhuāng bèizhù fáng guó zhěng zhì cháng · shí · bèi ( SAMIRAKHAYACHBELHAJ)、 jiā tíng 'ér tóng shì cháng sài · ā · běn( SALOUAAYACHILABBEN)、 zhǎn guó zuò cháng hǎn · · (MOHAMEDNOURIJOUINI)、 guó yòu chǎn shì cháng · (RIDHAGRIRA)、 gōng néng yuán zhōng xiǎo cháng 'ā fěi · xiè (AFIFCHELBI)。
   zhèng wǎng zhǐ: http://www.tunisie.com
  【 xíng zhèng huáquán guó huàfēn wéi 24 shěngxià shè 254 xiàn, 240 shì zhèn
  【 gòuzuì gāo wěi yuán huì shì tǒng zuì gāo gòuzǒng tǒng cháng fēn bié dān rèn wěi yuán huì zhù zhù wěi yuán huì xíng shǐ duì guān rèn mìngjìn shēngdiào dòng chǔfèn de zhí néngzǒng tǒng gēn wěi yuán huì de jiàn rèn mìng guānquán guó yòu 1 zuì gāo yuàn, 10 shàng yuàn, 24 shěn yuàn, 83 fāng tíngměi shěng shè yòu 1 shěn yuànměi yuàn xià xiá ruò gān mín shìxíng shì tíng wàizài zhèng chéng yuán fàn yòu pàn guó zuì shí jiāng zhuān mén chéng gāo děng yuànzuì gāo yuàn yuàn cháng wéi · běn · (MabroukBenMoussa)。 de jiǎn chá yuànzài rén quán nèi shè jiǎn chá gòuxiàn rèn zǒng jiǎn chá cháng wéi hǎn · lāi (MohamedEl-Ladjmi), dàn zài měi yuàn jūn shè yòu jiǎn chá gòu
  【 zhèng dǎng 1981 nián 4 yuè kāi shǐ shí xíng duō dǎng zhìxiàn yòu 9 zhèng dǎngzhù yào yòuxiàn zhèng mín zhù lián méngshè huì mín zhù yùn dòngrén mín tuán jié dǎngmín zhù tǒng lián méng xīn yùn dòng yóu shè huì dǎngmín zhù jìn dǎngzhēng gōng zuò yóu mín zhù lùn tán dǎng
  (1) xiàn zhèng mín zhù lián méng (RassemblementConstitutionnelDemocratique/RCD): zhí zhèng dǎng。 1934 nián 3 yuè yóu shǒu rèn zǒng tǒng 'ěr chuàng yuán míng xīn xiàn zhèng dǎng, 1964 nián gǎi wéi shè huì zhù xiàn zhèng dǎng, 1988 nián 2 yuè gǎi wéi xiàn míngxiàn yòu dǎng yuán 200 duō wàn céng zhī yuē 8390 mín zhùkāi fàng wéi zhèng zhì xiànzhù zhāng shí xíng guó jiā rén sān zhǒng suǒ yòu zhì bìng cún de jīng zhìqiáng diào zhì zhì guóduì wài jiān chí jié méng zhèng zhù zhāng zài xiāng zūn zhòng de chǔ shàng guó zhǎn guān 。 2007 nián 6 yuè xiàn méng zhào kāi zhōng huìzài hūyù běn · ā zuò wéi xiàn méng hòu xuǎn rén cān jiā 2009 nián zǒng tǒng xuǎn shí shīshí jìhuàqiáng huà xiàn méng zhì jiàn shèzhù wéi běn · ā zǒng tǒng( 1988 nián 7 yuè dāng xuǎn)。 2005 nián 8 yuè · ( HediM'henni) bèi rèn mìng wéi xiàn méng zǒng shū zài 2004 nián 10 yuè xuǎn zhōng huò 152
  (2) shè huì mín zhù yùn dòng (MouvementdesDemocratesSocialistes/MDS): 1978 nián 6 yuè chuàng , 1983 nián 11 yuè huò wèizhù zhāng kāi fàng mín zhùshí xíng duō dǎng zhìlún liú zhí zhèngfǎn duì shǐ yòng bào yuē yòu dǎng yuán 3 wàn rénquán guó wěi yuán huì shì zuì gāo quán guānxiàn rèn quán guó wěi yuán huì zhù méng sài · ( MoncefSiala) , zǒng shū méi 'ěr · ( IsmailBoulahya)。 zài 2004 nián 10 yuè xuǎn zhōng huò 14
  (3) rén mín tuán jié dǎng (PartideL'UnitePopulaire/PUP): 1973 nián chéng yóu rén mín tuán jié yùn dòng běn · pài fēn liè 'ér láizhù zhāng zhèng zhì duō yuán huàjiā qiáng guó jiā duì jīng de gān wéi de wěn dìng。 1983 nián wèizǒng shū hǎn · (MohamedBouchiha)。 zài 2004 nián 10 yuè xuǎn zhōng huò 11
  (4) mín zhù tǒng lián méng( UnionDemocratiqueUnioniste/UDU) :1988 nián 11 yuè chuàng jiàn bìng huò wèizhù zhāng zài mín zhù fàn wéi nèiwéi 'ā tuán jié 'ér zǒng shū 'ài mài · ( AhmedInoubli)。 zài 2004 nián 10 yuè xuǎn zhōng huò 7
  (5) xīn yùn dòng (MouvementdelaRenovation): qián shēn shì gòng chǎn dǎng, 1922 nián chéng , 1963 nián bèi , 1981 nián huī wèi, 1993 nián 4 yuè gǎi wéi xiàn mínggēngmíng hòu xuān fàng gòng chǎn zhù dàn jiān chí shè huì zhù xìn niànfǎn duì yóu huà jīng yòu huàxiàng zhǒng jìn liàng zuǒ pài kāi fàngdǎng yuán 1000 duō míngzǒng shū hǎn · 'ěr mài (MohamedHarmel)。 zài 2004 nián de xuǎn zhōng huò 3 wèi
  (6) yóu shè huì dǎng( PartiSocialLiberal/PSL) :1988 nián 6 yuè chéng , 1988 nián 9 yuè huò wèiyuán míng wéi jìn shè huì dǎng, 1993 nián 10 yuè dǎng de gǎi wéi xiàn míngzhù zhāng duō yuán huà yóu huà yòu huàdǎng de zhù shì 'ěr · bèi ( MounirElBeji)。 zài 2004 nián de xuǎn zhōng huò 2 wèi
  (7) mín zhù jìn dǎng (PartiDemocratiqueProgressiste):1983 nián 12 yuè chéng 。 1988 nián 9 yuè huò wèiyuán míng wéi shè huì jìn lián méng, 2001 nián 6 yuè dǎng desān gǎi wéi xiàn míngzhù zhāng jìn xíng quán miàn zhèng zhì gǎi jiàn duō yuán huà zhèng zhì zhì jìn xiǎng tóng 'ā - lán shǔ xìng xiāng jié de shè huì zhù zǒng shū 'ài mài · · shā (AhmedNejibChebbi)。
  (8) zhēng gōng zuò yóu mín zhù lùn tán( Forumdemocratiquepourletravailetlaliberte/FDTL) 1994 nián chuàng jiàn, 2002 nián huò wèiwéi zuǒ zhèng dǎngzhù zhāng jiàn xiàn dài mín zhù zhì bǎo zhèng lún liú zhí zhèng zūn zhòng rén mín de yóu xuǎn zǒng shū · běn · jiā 'ěr( MustaphaBenJaafar)。
  (9) zhēng jìn dǎng( PartiVertpourleProgres)  2006 nián chéng bìng huò wèi fēi zuǒ fēi yòu de tài dēng shàng zhèng tánzhù zhāng bǎo huán jìng yóu zhù fàn 'ā zhù shè huì zhù děngzǒng shū méng ·
  【 zhòng yào rén zǎi yīn · ā dīng · běn · ā zǒng tǒng, 1936 nián 9 yuè shēng céng shòu diàn xué gāo děng jiào huò diàn gōng chéng shī wén píngxiān hòu zài guó shèng · 'ěr jūn shì xué yuàn guó xià lóng 'ēn pào bīng xué yuànměi guó qíng bào 'ān quán gāo děng xué yuànměi guó pào gāo děng xué yuàn shēn zào。 1958 nián rèn cān móu cān móujūn shì 'ān quán chù chù chángzhù luò kōng jūn hǎi jūn guānguó fáng cháng bàn gōng shì zhuān yuánguó jiā 'ān quán zǒng chángzhù lán shǐnèi zhèng guó jiā 'ān quán de guó shūzǒng guó jiā 'ān quán de cháng dài biǎonèi zhèng cháng děng zhí。 1979 nián 4 yuè yóu shàng xiào jìn shēng wéi zhǔn jiāng。 1987 nián 5 yuè rèn nèi zhèng guó cháng, 10 yuè rèn zǒng , 11 yuè rèn zǒng tǒng。 1988 nián 7 yuèdāng xuǎn wéi xiàn zhèng mín zhù lián méng zhù 。 1989 nián 4 yuè dāng xuǎn zǒng tǒng hòuzài 1994 nián、 1999 nián 2004 niánsān lián xuǎn lián rèn。 1991 nián 4 yuèduì guó jìn xíng liǎo zhèng shì yǒu hǎo fǎng wèn hūnyòu 5 'ér, 1 'ér hǎn · zǒng , 1941 nián 8 yuè 18 chū shēng zhèng zhìjīng xué yuàn。 1966 nián huò jīng xué xué shì xué wèi。 1975 nián rèn cái zhèng zǒng jìhuà cháng。 1982 nián rèn jìhuà cái zhèng jìhuà de guó shū。 1987 nián 10 yuè rèn zǒng jìhuà de cháng dài biǎo。 1988 nián 7 yuè rèn jìhuà cháng。 1989 nián 4 yuè rèn jìhuà cái zhèng cháng。 1990 nián 3 yuè rèn jīng cái zhèng cháng。 1991 nián 2 yuè rèn cái zhèng cháng。 1992 nián 6 yuè rèn guó zuò wài guó tóu cháng。 1999 nián 11 yuè rèn zǒng 。 2004 nián 11 yuè lián rènxiàn méng zhèng zhì wěi yuán 'èr zhù wèi céng fǎng huá hūnyòu 2 hái 'ā · mài zhā cháng, 1933 nián 6 yuè 15 chū shēng shìzài guó huò jīng xué xué xué shì xué wèi。 1961 nián xiān hòu rèn wèi shēng shè huì shì guó shū bàn gōng shì zhuān yuánnóng guó shū bàn gōng shì zhù rènqīng nián chángguó jiā 'ān quán cháng shěng cháng jiān shì chángqīng nián chángwèi shēng chángxīn wén wén huà cháng zhù lián guó shǐ zhù luò shǐqīng nián chángjiā tài shì chángxiān hòu dāng xuǎn yuán。 1997 nián 10 yuè zhí dān rèn chángxiàn méng zhèng zhì wěi yuán。 1977 nián 10 yuè céng shuài qīng nián dài biǎo tuán fǎng huá, 2002 nián 6 yuè shuài huì dài biǎo tuán fǎng huáā · cān cháng, 1943 nián 12 yuè 7 shēng céng jiù zhèng zhì jīng xué yuànhuò jīng xué wén píng guó xíng zhèng xué yuàn gāo bān wén píngbìng huò wèn xíng zhèng zhù guǎn zhí chēng。 1989 nián 4 yuè rèn guó fáng chángnèi zhèng chángguó chángzǒng tǒng bié wèn cháng děng zhí。 1988 nián 7 yuè rèn xiàn méng zhèng zhì wěi yuán 。 1989 nián、 1999 nián dāng xuǎn wéi yuán。 2004 nián 1 yuè dāng xuǎn wéi jīng shè shì huì zhù 。 2005 nián 8 yuè dāng xuǎn wéi cān yuàn shǒu rèn cān chángcéng huò gòng guó xūn zhāng、“ 11.7” xūn zhāng hūnyòu 3 wèi céng fǎng huá
   jīng nóng wéi zhùdàn liáng shí néng zìjǐgōng shí yóu lín suān yán kāi cǎizhì zào jiā gōng gōng wéi zhù yóu jiào zài guó mín jīng zhōng zhàn zhòng yào wèi。 1986 nián jīng shí xíngjié gòu tiáozhěng jìhuà”, yóu jìhuà jīng xiàng shì chǎng jīng guò 。 1995 nián 'ōu méng qiān shǔ lián guó xié hòu shēn huà jīng jié gòu tiáozhěngjiā kuài shēng gǎi zào yòu huà tóng shí jiā qiáng chǔ shè shī jiàn shètuī jìn jīn róng lǐng gǎi zhǎn wài xiàng xíng jīng duō nián lái jīng chí wěn dìng zhǎn, GDP nián jūn zēngzhǎng yuē 5%。 jìn nián lái dòng tōng xùnyīn wǎngdiàn shāng gāo chǎn děng lǐng zhǎn xùn 。 2006 niánzài shì jiè jīng lùn tán quán qiú zōng jìng zhēng páiháng bǎng shàngmíng liè shì jiè 30 wèi fēi zhōuā guó jiā zhī shǒu zài quán shì jiè 155 guó láo dòng huán jìng lǐng páiháng bǎng shàng míng liè 58 wèilǐng xiān zhōng guó 'āi děngpín kùn shuài xià jiàng zhì 4% xiàzhì 2006 nián wài guó zài gòng yòu 2803 jiā wài 。 2007 niánzài shì jiè jīng lùn tán quán qiú zōng jìng zhēng páiháng bǎng shàngmíng liè shì jiè 29 wèiréng fēi zhōuā guó jiā zhī shǒu。 2007 nián 1 yuè wán chéng shěn guān 2007- 2011 niánshí zhǎn jìhuà zǒng zhǎn shì zhèng qián jīng miàn lín zhù yào wèn shì guó nèi shì chǎng xiá xiǎo yuán kuì guòfèn lài 'ōu méng
  2006 nián zhù yào jīng shù
   guó nèi shēng chǎn zǒng zhí: 306.97 měi yuán
   rén jūn guó nèi shēng chǎn zǒng zhí: 2996 měi yuán
   guó nèi shēng chǎn zǒng zhí zēngchánglǜ: 5.3%
   huò míng chēng 'ěr (dinar), 1 'ěr 1000
   huì shuài: 1 měi yuán =1.32 'ěr
   tōng huò péng zhàng shuài: 2.4%( 2007 nián shàng bàn nián
   shī shuài: 14.2%
  【 yuánzhù yào yòu lín suān yánshí yóutiān rán tiěxīn děng tàn míng chǔ liànglín suān yán 20 dūnshí yóu 7000 wàn dūntiān rán 615 fāng tiě kuàng shí 2500 wàn dūn
  【 gōng kuàng zhù yào yòu lín suān yán wéi yuán liào de huà gōng shí yóu kāi cǎi 。 2005 nián yuán yóu chǎn liàng wéi 340.4 wàn dūntiān rán chǎn liàng wéi 23.44 fāng lín suān yán 376 wàn dūn( 2004 nián), tiě kuàng shí 16.4 wàn dūn (2003 nián ), xīn 6.6 wàn dūn (2003 nián )。 fǎng zhì zài qīng gōng zhōng shǒu wèichǎn zhí wéi 10.76 'ěr 1986 nián fǎng zhì chǎn pǐn chū kǒu 'é chāo guò huà féiyuán yóu。 2005 nián gōng zǒng chǎn zhí wéi 59.74 'ěrgōng zēngchánglǜ wéi 2.5%。( liào lái yuán: 2006 nián jīng píng guó bié bào gào
  【 nóng quán guó gēng miàn 900 wàn gōng qǐng gēng 500 wàn gōng qǐng zhōng 7% wéi shuǐ jiāo yuē 34.5 wàn gōng qǐngyóu yán jiǎn huàshā huà děng yīn měi nián yuē yòu 2 wàn gōng qǐng gēng liú shīnóng zài guó mín shēng chǎn zǒng zhí zhōng zhàn 13- 16%, 2005 nián nóng zǒng chǎn zhí wéi 25.31 'ěrzēngchánglǜ wéi 5%。 quán guó láo dòng de 35% cóng shì nóng zhèng cháng nián jǐng liáng shí zìjǐ shuài 60%。 2005 nián liáng shí chǎn liàng wéi 210 wàn dūn。( liào lái yuán: 2006 nián jīng píng guó bié bào gào
   shì gǎn lǎn yóu zhù yào shēng chǎn guó zhī chǎn liàng zhàn shì jiè gǎn lǎn yóu zǒng chǎn liàng de 4- 9%, gǎn lǎn yóu chéng wéi zhù yào de chū kǒu chuàng huì nóng chǎn pǐnquán guó zhòngzhí gǎn lǎn 6200 wàn zhūzhàn 162.5 wàn gōng qǐng。 2005 nián chǎn gǎn lǎn yóu 22 wàn dūnchǎn gān 26.2 wàn dūn zǎo 11.3 wàn dūnquán guó yòu tiān rán rén gōng chǎng 29 wàn gōng qǐng。 2003 nián niúyángshān yáng cún lán shù fēn bié wéi 41.5 wàn tóu、 392.4 wàn zhǐ 80.1 wàn zhǐ。 2005 nián ròu lèi zǒng chǎn liàng wéi 11.78 wàn dūnxiān nǎi chǎn liàng 92 wàn dūn chǎn liàng 10.8 wàn dūn。( liào lái yuán: 2006 nián jīng píng guó bié bào gào
  【 yóu yóu zài guó mín jīng zhōng zhòng yào wèishì wài huì lái yuán。 2006 nián yóu shōu wéi 27.51 'ěrtóng zēngzhǎng 6.3%; jiē dài yóu 654.91 wàn rén tóng zēngzhǎng 2.7%。 2005 niánquán guó yuē 800 jiā guǎn yōng yòu 23 wàn zhāng chuáng wèi fēi zhōu 'ā guó jiā qián lièzhí jiē huò jiànjiē cóng shì yóu rén yuán 35 wàn rényuē zhàn quán guó rén kǒu de 3.6%, jiě jué liǎo 12% de láo dòng jiù wèn yóu shè shī zhù yào fēn zài dōng yán hǎi dàiyòu yóu zhōng xīn kāng wéizhōng xīn shì quán guó zuì de yóu shì 'ěrbēng jiǎo jié 'ěr dǎo shì zhù míng de yóu 。( liào lái yuán: 2006 nián jīng píng guó bié bào gào
  【 jiāo tōng yùn shūjiāo tōng yùn shū jiào
   tiě zǒng cháng 2190 duō gōng zhōng guǐ 1 de zhǎi guǐ tiě zhàn 1713 gōng wéi guǐ 1.44 de tiě guó yíng tiě gōng yōng yòu chē 136 liànghuò chē 5267 jié。 2003 nián yùn zǒng liàng wéi 3570 wàn rén huò yùn liàng wéi 21.74 dūn / gōng
   gōng zǒng cháng 2 wàn gōng 。 2003 nián gōng yùn liàng 6.92 rén huò yùn liàng 11.84 wàn dūn yùn shū qián zhàn huò yùn zǒng liàng de 50%, yùn zǒng liàng de 90%。 1997 nián kāi shǐ xiū jiàn 2500 gōng gōng 2000 gōng nóng yòng dào zhì 2005 nián yōng yòu lèi dòng chē liàng 110 wàn liàng
  
   hǎi yùnyòu 30 gǎng kǒu zhōng 8 wéi xíng shāng gǎng kǒu wéi shí yóu zhuǎn yùn gǎngyòu liǎng zhī chuán duìzǒng dūn wèi 22.4 wàn dūnzhù yào gǎng kǒu shì lāi sài 'ěr jiā bèi zhā 'ěr gǎng děng, 2003 nián yùn zǒng liàng 52.9 wàn rén
   kōng yùnyòu liǎng guó yíng háng kōng gōng zhù yào shì háng kōng gōng quán guó gòng yòu 91 jià xíng hào guó nèi wài 44 chéng shì tōng hángnián yùn zǒng liàng wéi 1200 wàn rén 。 2003 nián háng kōng gōng yùn liàng 790 wàn rén jiào shàng nián xià jiàng 2.1%。 quán guó yòu 7 guó chǎng - jiā tài 'ěr - nài jié 'ěr - zhā 'ěr - 'ěr - nèi -11.7 jiā - gài 'ěr
  【 cái zhèng jīn róng】 2007 nián cái zhèng suàn shōu zhī běn píng héngjūn wéi 144.6 'ěr 2006 nián zēngzhǎng 1.8%。 zhì 2006 nián wài huì chǔ bèi 66.48 měi yuánwài zhài shuài wéi 49.1%。 2005 nián wài zhài zǒng 'é wéi 161 měi yuán
  【 duì wài mào 】 1986 nián lái tuī xíng mào yóu huà zhèng jīn yóu jìn kǒu de shāng pǐn 'é zhàn jìn kǒu zǒng 'é de 85%, yóu chū kǒu de shāng pǐn 'é zhàn chū kǒu zǒng 'é de 95%。 jìn nián lái duì wài mào qíng kuàng xià ( dān wèibǎi wàn měi yuán ):
  200320042005    2006 nián
   chū kǒu 8619949210080    11782
   jìn kǒu 117001249212668    15206
   chā 'é -3081-3000-2588  - 34.25
   ōu méng shì de zhù yào mào huǒ bàn zhōng guó guó shì mào míng liè qián sān míng de guó jiā, 2005 nián zài jìn chū kǒu zhōng suǒ zhàn xià
   chū kǒu(%) jìn kǒu(%)
   guó 29.328.2
   19.725.2
   guó 9.1  10.5
  ( liào lái yuán: 2006 nián jīng píng guó bié bào gào
   zhù yào chū kǒu chǎn pǐn shì fǎng zhì pǐndiàn shè bèishí yóu zhì pǐn xiègǎn lǎn yóuxiémáo zhì pǐnhuà féihuà xué zhì pǐn děng。 2004 nián fǎng zhì pǐn réng chū kǒu shǒu wèichū kǒu 'é wéi 33.33 měi yuánzhàn chū kǒu zǒng 'é 37.2%。 jìn kǒu chǎn pǐn zhù yào shì fǎng zhì pǐn xièdiàn shè bèishí yóu zhì pǐnchē liàng gāng tiě děng。( liào lái yuán: 2005 nián jīng píng guó bié bào gào
  【 wài guó běn】 2006 nián gòng huò wài guó zhí jiē tóu 11.57 'ěr shàng nián zēngzhǎng 33.1%。 zhù yào lái 'ōu méngměi guó 'ā guó jiāzhì 2006 nián gòng wài guó zhí jiē tóu néng yuán chú wàilěi 112.13 'ěr gōng 27.4 wàn jiù gǎng wèi
  【 wài guó yuán zhù】“ jiǔ jiān( 1997- 2001 nián), gòng huò wài guó gōng de lèi yuán kuǎn 132.17 'ěr zhōngwài guó tóu 36.37 'ěrzèng kuǎn 3.77 'ěr lèi dài kuǎn 92.04 'ěr。 2004 nián huò wài guó guān fāng zhǎn yuán zhù 5.39 měi yuán。 2005 nián qiáo huì shōu 10.09 měi yuán。( liào lái yuán: 2006 nián jīng píng guó bié bào gào
  【 rén mín shēng huó 20 shì shí nián dài láishí xíng duì běn shí pǐn shí shī jià tiē de shè huì zhèng 。 90 nián dài hòuzhèng kāi shǐ suō xiǎo tiē fàn wéijiǎn shǎo tiē fèi yòngfēn gāo běn shí pǐn jià tóng shí cǎi cuò shībǎo kùn nán gōng shōu zhě de gòu mǎi 。 2004 nián zuì gōng shōu wéi 218.19 'ěrměi zhōu 48 xiǎo shí 189.8 'ěrměi zhōu 40 xiǎo shí)。 2001 nián quán guó 78% de rén yōng yòu de zhù fáng, 74% de mín xiǎng shòu liáo bǎo xiǎn, 8% de mín chí yòu miǎn fèi liáo zhèng。 2006 niánshè huì bǎo zhàng gài shuài 90.4%。
   quán guó wèi shēng tǒng gòng yòu lèi rén yuán zhí gōng 4 wàn rén, 2004 nián quán guó píng jūn měi 1200 rén yòu míng shēngpíng jūn měi 6500 rén yòu míng píng jūn měi 330 rén yòu míng shì liáo shè shī fēn gōng yuàn rén yuàn rén zhěn suǒ gōng yuàn wéi zhùgòng 176 suǒyòu 17269 zhāng chuáng wèi rén yuàn yòu chuáng wèi 1800 zhāng , lìng yòu wèi shēng zhàn 1050 quán guó yòu 21% de jiā tíng yōng yòu chē, 90% de jiā tíng yōng yòu diàn shì , 82% de jiā tíng yōng yòu bīng xiāng, 34% de jiā tíng yōng yòu , 6% de jiā tíng yōng yòu kōng diào, 36% de jiā tíng yōng yòu dìng diàn huà, 55% de rén yōng yòu shǒu , 90% de jiā tíng xiǎng yòu yǐn yòng shuǐ gōng diàn。 2004 nián rén kǒu zēngchánglǜ wéi 1.21%, rén jūn shòu mìng 73 suìyīng 'ér wáng shuài 2.1%。 2005 nián pín kùn shuài wéi 3.9%, pín kùn jiā tíng 8 wàn 。( liào lái yuán: 2005 nián jīng píng guó bié bào gào
  【 jūn shì】 1956 nián jiàn guó mín jūn, 1959 nián jiàn hǎi jūn kōng jūnzǒng tǒng wéi zhuāng duì zǒng lìng。 1975 nián shí xíng bīng zhì niánzǒng bīng yuē 4 wàn rén jūn 3.1 wàn rénbāo kuò 3 xiè huà bīng 、 1 、 1 zhǒng duì qún 8 tuányōng yòu lèi tǎn zhuāng jiá chē 405 liàngpào 482 méndǎo dàn 156 méi ( )。 hǎi jūn 5000 rényōng yòu lèi jiàn tǐng 40 sōukōng jūn 4500 rényòu xíng jūn yòng fēi 70 jiàzhí shēng fēi 80 jiàyòu guó mín jǐng wèi duì yuē 4 wàn rénjūn shì zhuāng bèi zhù yào lái guóměi guó
  2005 nián guó fáng suàn wéi 5.63 'ěrzhàn guó jiā suàn zǒng 'é de 4.3%, tóng zēngzhǎng 2.7%。 2001 nián měi guó jūn shì yuán zhù wéi 450 wàn měi yuán
  
  【 jiào shí xíng chǔ miǎn fèi jiào zhìzhì 16 suì), cóng 1989/1990 xué nián jiāng guò de xiǎo xué 6 niánchū zhōng 3 nián bìng wéi 9 nián guàn zhì chǔ jiào quán guó jìn 1/4 de rén kǒu zài xué xiào xué xiǎo xué xué shuài 99%, xué xué shuài wéi 31.7%。 2004 nián wén máng shuài wéi 22.9%, xiǎo xuézhōnggāo děng jiào de rén kǒu gài shuài fēn bié wéi 35%、 32%、 8%。 2005 nián yòu zhōng xiǎo xué 5821 suǒzhōng xiǎo xué shēng 226.7 wàn lèi zhuān yuàn xiào 178 suǒxué shēng 36.6 wàn zhōng xué gòng 16 suǒzǎi dūn xué ( lán gāo děng xué )、 xué 'ěr xuéjiā tài 11.7 xué xuézhōng xué nán fāng xué děng。 16 suǒ xué xiàn yòu zài xiào shēng gòng 30 wàn
  【 xīn wén chū bǎnzhù yào bào kān yòu:《 xīng bào》、《 yóu bàoxīn wén bào》。 zhù yào zhōu kān yòuxiàn shíděng
   fēi zhōu tōng xùn shè (TunisAfriquePresse): jiǎn chēng tōng shèchuàng jiàn 1961 nián 1 yuèwèiguó jiā tōng xùn shèxiàn yòu zhěbiān ji 200 rénzài 'ēnniǔ yuē sài 'ěrā 'ěr 'ěr kāi luó wēi 'ěr děng pài yòu cháng zhù zhěchāo shōu 40 duō jiā tōng xùn shè xīn wénzài guó nèi yòu 130 duō jiā xīn wén dìng
   guǎng diàn shì zǒng shǔ: 1990 nián chéng guó yíngtǒng guǎn quán guó guǎng diàn shì gōng zuòxià shè zhù bànbàn gōng tīngdiàn shì zǒng guǎng zǒng guó jiā guǎng diàn tái 1936 nián shǒu xiàn yòu sān quán guó xìng pín dào duì wài guǎng wèiguó nèi pín dàoměi tiān 24 xiǎo shí 'ā wén guǎng wèiguó pín dàoměi tiān 18 xiǎo shí yīng duì wài yīnhái yòu qīng nián pín dào, 1995 nián 11 yuè kāi wài hái yòu 5 fāng tái guó jiā diàn shì tái 1966 nián 6 yuè 1 kāi xiàn fēn tái ( ā wén ) 'èr tái ( wén ), hái yòu 7 tái qīng nián tái zhí jiē zhuǎn guó jiā diàn shì tái guó shāng diàn shì tái jié 。 1991 nián shǐ shè yòu xiàn diàn shì tái zhuǎn guó yòu xiàn diàn shì tái jié
   duì wài guān fèng xíng lín yǒu hǎozhōng jié méng de zhèng zhù zhòng wēn shípíng héngqiáng diào 'ā lán fēi zhōu shǔ xìngzhòng diǎn zhǎn tóng 'ōu méng měi guó de guān tuī jìn 'ōuméng mào jiàn shèchàng dǎo guó jiā lián cānyù guó shì móu qiú huī shēn yǐng xiǎngzhù zhāng píng jiě jué zhēng duānhūyù jiā qiáng nán nán zuò nán běi duì huàjiǎn miǎn zhǎn zhōng guó jiā de zhài jiàn gōng zhèng de guó zhèng zhì jīng xīn zhì jīn wéi zhǐ shì jiè 138 guó jiā jiàn liǎo wài jiāo guān
  【 duì zhòng guó wèn de tài guān guó xíng shìdāng qián guó xíng shì wéi cuò zōng yìng cǎi quán miàn de chǔlǐ fāng cóng gēn běn shàng jiě jué jué wàngpín qióng bèi biān yuán huà děng wèn yào shǐ zhōng jìn tóng wén huàwén míng zōng jiào jiān de duì huà
   guān lián guó gǎi : rèn wéi lián guó shì guó guó duì huà de xiǎng zhìzhù zhāng jiā qiáng lián guó de zuò yòngzàn tóng duì bāo kuò 'ān huì zài nèi de lián guó jìn xíng gǎi rèn wéi gǎi yīngshì quán miàncháng deyìng guān zhù zhǎn wèn zēng jiā zhǎn zhōng guó jiā dài biǎo xìngbìng gāo lián guó de gōng zuò xiàolǜ zhī chí kuò 'ān huì de chéngshǐ gèng dài biǎo xìnggèng jiā mín zhù tòu míngdàn yìng jǐn píng biǎo jué gǎi biàn 'ān huì de xiàn zhuàngān huì yìng shùn yìng quán qiú huà zhǎnchōng fēn fǎn yìng guó duì guó 'ān quán zhǎnpín qióng bìng wèn de guān zhù
   guān tóng wén míng duì huà : zhī chí tóng wén míng zōng jiào zhī jiān de duì huà jìn shì jiè 'ān quán píng jiāng zài lán huì zhì kuàng jià nèixuān yáng wēn zhōng yōng de yuán bìn chú bào duān zhù
   guān kǒng zhù : qiǎn kǒng zhù rèn wéi fǎn kǒng biāo běn jiān zhìxiāo chú chǎn shēng de shēn céng yuán yīn fāng guó jiā bāng zhù zhǎn zhōng guó jiā jiā kuài zhǎnsuō xiǎo zhǎn zhōng guó jiā de pín chā chàng zhào kāi zài lián guó zhù dǎo xià de guó huì jiàn " guó fǎn kǒng xíng wéi zhǔn ", chéng qīng kǒng zhù gài niàn miǎn kǒng zhù tóng lán jiào fǎn kàng qīn lüèzhēng mín quán de dǒu zhēng xiāng hùn xiáo
   guān mín zhù rén quán wèn : rèn wéishí xiàn mín zhù rén quán jià zhí yìng zūn zhòng guó guān zhōng de píng děng yuán wéi qián bié shì yìng zūn zhòng guó jiā zhù quán gān shè nèi zhèng guó rén mín yòu quán gēn shè huìjīng shǐ bèi jǐng mín xìng xuǎn shì shēn tiáo jiàn de zhǎn dào ér shì zhào bān wài shìshēng cún quán zhǎn quán shì měi guó jiā bèi duó de quán duì zhǎn zhōng guó jiā 'ér yán zhǎn jīng shì rén quán de běn bǎo zhàng
   guān zhōng dōng wèn : jiān dìng zhī chí tǎn mín jiě fàng shì zhī chí rén mín jiàn tǎn guó de quán píng jià yòu guān fāng chéngmài jiā xié 》, wàng néng yòu zhù jié shù nèi chōng qiǎn liè zhèng zài 'ā qīng zhēn zhōu wéi de jué huó dònghūyù guó shè huì dāng tíng zhǐ lèi huó dòngtóng shíhūyù guó shè huì yòu yǐng xiǎng de fāng bié shì fāng wěi yuán huìzài guó yòu guān jué chǔ shàngwéi shí xiàn zhōng dōng chí jiǔgōng zhèng quán miàn de píng
   guān wèn : wàng pài zhèng zhì liàng tōng guò shí xiàn jiějié shù liúxiě chōng huī wěn dìngwèiguó jiā chóngjiàn xīng chuàng zào liáng hǎo huán jìng duì zài zǎi shēng jié chǔjué qián zǒng tǒng shēn biǎo hànrèn wéi zhè shì duì lín gǎn qíng de yán zhòng shāng hài
   guān nèn wèn : hūyù wéi chóngjiàn jiā qiáng xié diào dūn pài tōng guò duì huà liàng jiěshí xiàn zhèng wěn dìng guó jiā tǒng
  【 tóng guó de guān guān jiào shēnjīng zuò mìqiè guó zài wài mào wài zhōng shǒu wèi shì yóu de zhù yào yuán duì mào zhàn mào zǒng 'é de 27% zuǒ yòuzhì 2006 nián zài zǒng shù 1150 jiāzhàn wài zǒng shù de 40%。 shì rén jūn jiē shòu guó duì wài yuán zhù zuì duō de guó jiā měi nián xiàng gōng yuē 1 'ōu yuán de yuán dài kuǎn hǎi wài qiáo mín jìn bàn guó, 2005 nián zài qiáo mín wéi 50 wàn rén zài yòu qiáo mín 2.1 wàn rén shì jūn shì zhuāng bèi de zhù yào lái yuán guó zhī měi nián wéi péi xùn jìn bǎi míng zhōng jūn guānliǎng guó jīng cháng xíng lián jūn shì yǎn 。 2006 nián 5 yuè zǒng fǎng shuāng fāng zài duō lǐng qiān dìng duō xiàng xié shè dài kuǎn zǒng 'é 9000 wàn 'ōu yuán。 2007 nián 2 yuè zǒng cān jiā 24 jiè fēi shǒu nǎo huì ; 5 yuè guó cān cháng péng lāi fǎng 7 yuè guó zǒng tǒng fǎng
  【 tóng měi guó de guān měi 1799 nián jiàn jiāoguān mìqiè。 1981 nián měi chéng jūn shì wěi yuán huì。 1987 nián běn · ā rèn zǒng tǒng hòuliǎng fǎng měiměi xùn zhèng zhì jīng shàng de zhī chíměi rèn zǒng tǒng huò guó qīng céng fǎng měi jiào zhòng shì duì wěn dìng de zuò yòng。 2006 nián 2 yuèměi guó fáng cháng fěi 'ěr fǎng ; 3 yuèměi zhōng dōng shì de zhù guó qīng wéi 'ěr fǎng ; 4 yuèguó fáng cháng 'ěr jiān fǎng měichū měi 21 jūn shì hùn wěi huì; 5 yuèměi guó qīng zuǒ fǎng 。 2007 nián wài cháng 'ā fǎng měi
  【 tóng 'ōu méng guó jiā de guān ōu méng shì zuì mào huǒ bàn tóu fāng tóng 'ōu méng mào zhàn duì wài mào zǒng 'é de 80%。 1995 nián 7 yuè tóng 'ōu méng zhèng shì qiān shǔ liǎoōu zhōu zhōng hǎi guó jiā lián guó xié ”, zài 2008 nián jiàn 'ōu yóu mào 。 1995 nián zhì jīn zài ōu zuò kuàng jià nèi huò 31 'ěr de zèngdài kuǎn。 2006 nián 2 yuè zhòng cháng mài zhā fǎng xiōng jié zǒng láo bèi fǎng ; 7 yuè 'ěr zǒng tǒng 'ā fǎng ; 10 yuè zǒng luó fǎng ; 12 yuèzhòng cháng mài zhā fǎng wèn 'ōu zhōu huì。 2007 nián 2 yuè lán zhòng cháng yóu lāi fǎng ; 3 yuè zǒng táo gòng tóng zhù chí liǎng guó zǒng gāo céng huì
  【 tóng guó jiā de guān tuī dòng lián méng jiàn shèzhòng shì lín yǒu hǎo wéi zhōu biān 'ān quán guó gāo céng fǎng pín fánbìng jiàn yòu gāo bié hùn wěi huì。 2006 nián 2 yuèā zǒng hǎi fǎng zǒng gòng tóng zhù chí ā 15 gāo hùn wěi huìtóng yuè zǒng fǎng máo; 5 yuèmáo guó jiā yuán shǒu 'ěr cān cháng 'ào shā fēn bié fǎng ; 7 yuè zǒng rén wěi shū zhù chí 19 gāo hòu wěi yuán huì huì ; 9 yuè zǒng zhù chí 13 gāo hùn wěi huì; 12 yuè zǒng fǎng 。 2007 nián 2 yuè zǒng fǎng zhù chí 20 gāo hùn wěi huì huì ; 4 yuè cān cháng fǎng 'ā
  【 tóng 'ā guó jiā de guān jiān chí xiāng zūn zhòng guó jiā zhù quán gān shè nèi zhèng lín yǒu hǎotōng guò tán pàn jiě jué 'ā guó jiā jiān fēn de yuán tóng suǒ yòu 'ā guó jiā zhǎn yǒu hǎo guān zhī chí tǎn rén mín shōu bèi zhàn lǐng jiàn lěng wéi shǒu de guó jiā de zhèng shì jiě zhèng zhì xiàn réng shè zài tóng qíng rén mín yīn zhì cái suǒ zāo shòu de nánxiàng gōng liǎo fēn rén dào zhù yuán zhù。 2006 nián 3 yuè zǒng dān chū 'ā méng 18 shǒu nǎo huì ; 4 yuè zǒng 'ào fǎng zǒng gòng tóng zhù chí 7 gāo hùn wěi huì; 5 yuè 8 yuè tǎn mín quán gòu zhù 'ā fǎng ; 11 yuè 'ěr 'āi 'ěr fǎng 。 2007 nián 3 yuè zǒng shā cān jiā 19 jiè 'ā méng shǒu nǎo huì ; 4 yuè zǒng gòng tóng zhù chí gāo hùn wěi huì; 6 yuè zǒng fǎng wèn yuē dàn 'āi
  
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  Tunisia (Arabic: تونس‎ Tūnis, Amazigh: Tuns), officially the Tunisian Republic (الجمهورية التونسية‎), is a country situated on the Mediterranean coast of North Africa. It is bordered by Algeria to the west and Libya to the southeast. It is the northernmost African country and the smallest of the nations situated along the Atlas mountain range. Around forty percent of the country is composed of the Sahara desert, with much of the remainder consisting of particularly fertile soil, and a 1300 km coastline. Both played a prominent role in ancient times, first with the famous Phoenician city of Carthage, and later, as the Africa Province, which became known as the bread basket of the Roman Empire.
  
  At the beginning of recorded history, Tunisia was inhabited by Berber tribes. Its coast was settled by Phoenicians starting as early as the 10th century BC. The city of Carthage was founded in the 9th century B.C. by settlers from Tyre, now in modern day Lebanon. Legend says that Queen Elissa founded the city in 814 B.C., as retold in by the Greek writer Timaeus of Tauromenium. The settlers of Carthage brought their culture and religion from the Phoenicians and other Canaanites.
  
  After a series of wars with Greek city-states of Sicily in the 5th century BC, Carthage rose to power and eventually became the dominant civilization in the Western Mediterranean. The people of Carthage worshipped a pantheon of Middle Eastern gods including Baal and Tanit. Tanit's symbol, a simple female figure with extended arms and long dress, is a popular icon found in ancient sites. The founders of Carthage also established a Tophet which was altered in Roman times.
  
  Though the Romans referred to the new empire growing in the city of Carthage as Punic or Phoenician, the empire built around Carthage was an independent political entity from the other Phoenician settlements in the Western Mediterranean.
  
  Tunis Zitouna Great MosqueA Carthaginian invasion of Italy led by Hannibal during the Second Punic War, one of a series of wars with Rome, nearly crippled the rise of the Roman Empire. Carthage was eventually conquered by Rome in the 2nd century BC, a turning point which led to ancient Mediterranean civilization having been influenced mainly by European instead of African cultures. After the Roman conquest, the region became one of the granaries of Rome and was fully Latinized and Christianized. It was conquered by the Vandals in the 5th century AD and reconquered by the commander Belisarius in the 6th century during the rule of Byzantine emperor Justinian.
  
  In the 7th century the region was conquered by Arab Muslims, who founded the city of Kairouan. Successive Muslim dynasties ruled, interrupted by Berber rebellions. The reigns of the Aghlabids (9th century) and of the Zirids (from 972), Berber followers of the Fatimids, were especially prosperous. When the Zirids angered the Fatimids in Cairo (1050), the latter sent in the Banu Hilal tribe to ravage Tunisia.
  
  The coasts were held briefly by the Normans of Sicily in the 12th century and the following Arab reconquest made the last Christians in Tunisia disappear. In 1159, Tunisia was conquered by the Almohad caliphs. They were succeeded by the Berber Hafsids (c.1230 – 1574), under whom Tunisia prospered. In the late 16th century the coast became a pirate stronghold (see: Barbary States). In the last years of the Hafsids, Spain seized many of the coastal cities, but these were recovered by the Ottoman Empire. Under its Turkish governors, the Beys, Tunisia attained virtual independence. The Hussein dynasty of Beys, established in 1705, lasted until 1957.
  
  French imperialism
  
  Cathedral of St Vincent de Paul, TunisIn the mid-1800s, Tunisia's government under the rule of the Bey severely compromised its legitimacy by making several controversial financial decisions that led to its downfall. France began plans to take control of Tunisia when the Bey first borrowed large sums of money in an attempt to Westernize. This failing state facilitated the Algerian raids that occurred thereafter. The weakened Bey was powerless against these raids and unable to resist European colonization.
  
  In 1878, a secret deal was made between the United Kingdom and France that decided the fate of the North African country. Provided that the French accepted British control of Cyprus, recently given to the United Kingdom, the British would in turn accept French control of Tunisia. This satisfied the French and led to their assumption of control in 1880, anticipating the Italians. Tunisia was formally made a French protectorate on May 12, 1881.
  
  World War II
  
  In 1942 – 1943 Tunisia was the scene of the first major operations by the Allied Forces (the British Commonwealth and the United States) against the Axis Powers (Italy and Germany) during World War II. The main body of the British army, advancing from their victory in Battle of el-Alamein under the command of British Field Marshal Montgomery, pushed into Tunisia from the south. The US and other allies, following their invasions of Algeria and Morocco in Operation Torch, invaded from the west.
  
  General Rommel, commander of the Axis forces in North Africa, had hoped to inflict a similar defeat on the allies in Tunisia as German forces did in the Battle of France in 1940. Before the battle for Tunisia, the inexperienced allied forces had generally been unable to withstand German blitzkriegs and properly coordinate their operations. As such the battle for Tunisia was a major test for the allies. They figured out that in order to defeat Axis forces they would have to coordinate their actions and quickly recover from the inevitable setbacks the experienced German-Italian forces would inflict.
  
  On February 19, 1943, General Rommel launched an attack on the American forces in the Kasserine Pass region of Western Tunisia, hoping to inflict the kind of demoralizing and alliance-shattering defeat the Germans had dealt to Poland and France. The initial results were a disaster for the United States; the area around the Kasserine Pass is the site of many US war graves from that time.
  
  However, the American forces were ultimately able to reverse their retreat. Having learned a critical lesson in tank warfare, the Allies broke through the Mareth line on March 20, 1943. The allies subsequently linked up on April 8 and on May 2, 1943 the German-Italian Army in Tunisia surrendered. Thus, the United States, United Kingdom, Free French, and Polish (as well as other forces) were able to win a major battle as an allied army.
  
  The battle, though often overshadowed by Stalingrad, represented a major allied victory of World War II largely because it forged the Alliance which would one day liberate Western Europe.
  
  Independence
  Before Western colonialism, Tunisia was ruled by a line of (Turkish colonial) Beys until 1881. Up until this point the Beys of Tunisia borrowed money from Europe to finance modernization within Tunisia. When the local population resented tax rises to fund the repayment the country found itself bankrupt. It is at this point that France, Britain and Italy placed the finances of Tunisia in administration via an international agreement.
  
  Habib BourguibaInitially, Italy was the country that demonstrated the most desire to have Tunisia as a colony having investment, citizens and geographic proximity as motivation. However this was rebuffed when Britain and France co-operated to prevent this during the years 1871 – 1878 ending in Britain supporting French influence in Tunisia in exchange for dominion over Cyprus. France still had the issue of Italian influence and thus decided to find an excuse for a pre-emptive strike. Using the pretext of a Tunisian incursion into Algeria, France marched an army of about 36,000 personnel which quickly advanced to Tunis and forced the Bey to make terms in the form of the 1881 Treaty of Bardo (Al Qasr as Sa'id), which gave France control of Tunisian governance and making it a de-facto French protectorate.
  
  Tunisia enjoyed certain benefits from French rule; however, the desire for self-governance remained and in 1910 Ali Bach Hamba and Bechir Sfar created the group of young Tunisians which led to the 1920 group called the “Destour” (constitution) party. Keeping the new movement under control led the French to use a combination of carrot-and-stick tactics that worked well but did not halt the momentum for independence. In 1934, a younger, more fervent element of the Destour party called the Neo-Destour emerged, with Habib Bourguiba, Dr Mahmoud Materi, Tahar Sfar and Bahri Guiga as their leaders. This new party was immediately declared illegal by the French administration, but received strong support from the fascist organizations of the Tunisian Italians.
  
  Habib Bourguiba spent a great deal of time in French prisons. However, this did little to stem his influence or halt the momentum for change. The Second World War played into Bourguiba’s hands as he was moved from Vichy French prisons to Rome, and then to Tunisia as the Axis powers courted his influence in Tunisia. Bourguiba never endorsed these requests. He did manage relocation to Tunisia and two months after this, the Allies claimed Tunisia.
  
  In the following ten years, the struggle for independence continued and gained momentum. Bourguiba was again incarcerated from 1952 – 1954, which in turn caused an outbreak of guerrilla attacks by supporters. In 1954, things changed abruptly when Pierre Mendes-France became the leader of the French government and pursued a policy of pulling out from burdensome French colonies, with Tunisia in this category. This resulted in the April 1955 agreement which handed internal autonomy to Tunisian hands while international relations were managed by France, a similar situation to the Turkish Bey method of governance in pre-1881.
  
  The Neo-Destour were now in control, but Bourguiba refused to take the helm until the French relinquished all control over Tunisia. He did not have to wait long, as the terrible Algerian War of Independence changed the French desire for colonialism, leading to the abolition of the Treaty of Bardo and Tunisia gaining full independence in March 20, 1956.
  
  Bourguiba became Prime Minister and, after 1957, the first president of the Republic of Tunisia as the constitutional role of the Bey was abolished.
  
  Present-day politics
  
  Tunisia is a republic with a strong presidential system dominated by a single political party. President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali has been in office since 1987, the year he deposed Habib Bourguiba in a bloodless coup. The constitution has been changed twice to allow Ben Ali to remain in power: initially from two to three terms, then from three to five. The ruling party, the Democratic Constitutional Rally (RCD), was the sole legal party for 25 years, known previously as the Socialist Destourian Party (PSD). The RCD still dominates political life.
  
  Facing little opposition, the President is elected to 5-year terms. He appoints a Prime Minister and cabinet, who play a strong role in the execution of policy. Regional governors and local administrators also are appointed by the central government. Largely consultative mayors and municipal councils are elected. There is a unicameral legislative body, the Chamber of Deputies, which has 182 seats, 20% of which are reserved for the opposition parties. It plays a growing role as an arena for debate on national policy but never originates legislation. The Chamber virtually always passes bills presented by the executive with only one minor change. The judiciary is nominally independent but responds to executive direction, especially in political cases. The military is professional and does not play a role in politics.
  
  Tunisia is noteworthy for its lack of public political discourse. Tunisia's precise political situation is hard to determine due to a strong level of silence and lack of transparency maintained by the government. There is compelling evidence that dissidents are routinely arrested, for crimes as minor as viewing banned web sites. There are currently six legal opposition parties all with their own newspapers. However, the Committee to Protect Journalists, in its 2005 country report on Tunisia, details a persistent record of harassment, persecution, imprisonment, and physical harm perpetrated on journalists critical of the government. Even Western journalists, when writing on Tunisian soil, are not spared this fate.
  
  Despite official proclamations, the Tunisian government imposes significant restrictions on freedom of speech and human rights. As such Tunisians are noticeably insecure when discussing political matters. The internet, however, is the most immediately apparent sign of the pervasiveness of state control. In fact the growth of the internet has been a major issue for Tunisia. As tourism (mainly from Europe) has expanded in Tunisia, so has the number of Internet Cafes. Tunisian internet access is invariably censored. This censorship is targeted at material deemed pornographic as well as press or chat room commentary that is critical of the government. For example, the website of the Al Arabiya satellite channel is officially censored and thereby inaccessible from any computer in Tunisia.
  
  Tunisia is also one of three Muslim countries (Azerbaijan and Turkey are the others), that prohibits the hijab in government buildings. By government edict, women that insist on wearing the hijab must quit their job. Dissenters are forced to sign a document admitting to having committed a crime punishable by law and, in cases of recidivism, are jailed. Women who insist on keeping their veils despite all threats become the subject of negative propaganda disseminated by the Tunisian authorities on all state and private media.
  
  Underground opposition from Islamic Fundamentalists has an obvious but shadowy existence in Tunisia. Under former president Bourguiba, Islamic Fundamentalists were allowed to serve as a counterweight to more left-leaning movements. Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali, however, has followed an aggressive policy regarding the Fundamentalists, though the extent of government success is difficult to judge in a nation where so much is secret. While Tunisia has a repressive political system, standards of living are among the best in the developing world. This can be evidenced by two compelling economic observations: the level to which Tunisia has become self-sufficient in material goods, and the extent of real estate development in the cities and major towns of the country. Put simply, the mid-level retail outlet will typically offer goods more than 90% of which are home produced. As to the rise of the building and construction industry, a fleeting visit to any of Tunisia's smaller towns (let alone the cities) will confirm that development is rampant: many projects, especially hotels, are newly opened, and many more stand as skeleton buildings, ready to be developed as soon as demand - and capital funds - are available to bring them to completion. Tunisia remains an autocratic regime, but one where starvation, homelessness, and disease, problems seen in much of Africa and Asia, are rare.
  
  The following is an excerpt from the The World Factbook about Tunisia;
  
  Following independence from France in 1956, President Habib BOURGUIBA established a strict one-party state. He dominated the country for 31 years, repressing Islamic fundamentalism and establishing rights for women unmatched by any other Arab nation. In recent years, Tunisia has taken a moderate, non-aligned stance in its foreign relations. Domestically, it has sought to defuse rising pressure for a more open political society.
  
  Governorates
  
  Tunisia is subdivided into 24 governorates, they are:
  
  Ariana
  Béja
  Ben Arous
  Bizerte
  Gabès
  Gafsa
  Jendouba
  Kairouan
  Kasserine
  Kebili
  Kef
  Mahdia
   Manouba
  Medenine
  Monastir
  Nabeul
  Sfax
  Sidi Bou Zid
  Siliana
  Sousse
  Tataouine
  Tozeur
  Tunis
  Zaghouan
  
  The governorates are divided into 262 "delegations" or "districts" (mutamadiyat), and further subdivided into municipalities (shaykhats).
  
  Geography
  
  Tunisia is a country situated on the Mediterranean coast of North Africa, midway between the Atlantic Ocean and the Nile Valley. It is bordered by Algeria in the west and Libya in the south-east. An abrupt southern turn of its shoreline gives Tunisia two faces on the Mediterranean.
  
  Despite its relatively small size, Tunisia has great geographical and climactic diversity. The Dorsal, an extension of the Atlas Mountains, traverses Tunisia in a northeasterly direction from the Algerian border in the west to the Cape Bon peninsula. North of the Dorsal is the Tell, a region characterized by low, rolling hills and plains, although in the northwestern corner of Tunisia, the land reaches elevations of 1,050 meters. The Sahil is a plain along Tunisia's eastern Mediterranean coast famous for its olive monoculture. Inland from the Sahil, between the Dorsal and a range of hills south of Gafsa, are the Steppes. Much of the southern region is semi-arid and desert.
  
  Economy
  
  Tunisia has a diverse economy, with important agricultural, mining, energy, tourism, petroleum, and manufacturing sectors. Governmental control of economic affairs, while still heavy, has gradually lessened over the past decade with increasing privatization, simplification of the tax structure, and a prudent approach to debt. Real growth averaged 5.0% in the 1990s, and inflation is slowing. Increased trade and tourism have been key elements in this steady economic growth. Tunisia's association agreement with the European Union (EU), the first such accord between the EU and a Mediterranean country, entered into force on March 1, 1998. Under the agreement Tunisia will gradually remove barriers to trade with the EU over the next decade. Broader privatization, further liberalization of the investment code to increase foreign investment, and improvements in government efficiency are among the challenges for the future of Tunisia. According to the British Philip's university atlas of 2000, Tunisia also possesses major phosphate reserves in the middle section of the country.
  
  Tunisia is ranked most competitive economy of Africa in the 2007 edition of the Global Competitiveness Report that is released by the World Economic Forum. It also ranks first in the Arab World and 29th globally.
  
  Demographics
  
  Traditional Tunisian bread being madeThe majority (98%) of modern Tunisians are Arab, and are speakers of Tunisian Arabic. However, there is also a small (1% at most) population of Berbers located in the Jabal Dahar mountains in the South East and on the island of Jerba. The Berbers primarily speak Berber languages, often called Shelha. The other long-established community in the country is Jewish (today mainly in the capital Tunis and on Jerba), much reduced in number since independence from France.
  
  One study indicates that the majority of the genetic material in Tunisia did not arrive with the Arabs (no more than 20% was found to come from the Middle East, and most of this presumably was added by Phoenicians/Carthaginians or as even early as the neolithic several millennia B.C. rather than during the Arab conquest). Another study, which does not compare Tunisian genetics with those of the Middle East, states that what it calls the Arab subhaplotype Va was found at a relatively high frequency in Tunisia at 50.6%., but also states that this group in fact "probably correspond to a heterogeneous group representing various ethnicities", rather than just Arabs. Yet another finds that "the Tunisian genetic distances to European samples are smaller than those to North African groups" (these groups being from the Moroccan Atlas and the Siwa oasis in Egypt). This suggests a fairly significant European input to Tunisian genetics.
  
  The first people known to history in what is now Tunisia were the Berbers. Numerous civilizations and peoples have invaded, migrated to, and been assimilated into the population over the millennia, with varying influxes of population via conquest and settlement from Phoenicians/Carthaginians, Romans, Vandals, Arabs, Ottoman Turks, and French. Additionally, after the Reconquista and expulsion of non-Christians and Moriscos from Spain, many Spanish Moors and Jews also arrived at the end of the 15th century.
  
  Religion in Tunisia is dominated by Islam, to which nearly all Tunisians (98%) adhere. In addition to the aforementioned Jewish population there is also a small indigenous Christian population. Small nomadic indigenous minorities have been mostly assimilated into the larger population.
  
  Language
  
  Advert primarily in Tunisian ArabicModern Standard Arabic (MSA) is Tunisia's official language. However, as is the case in the rest of the Arab world, a vernacular form of Arabic is used by the public. In Tunisia, the dialect is Tunisian Arabic, which is closely related to the Maltese language. There is also a small minority of speakers of Shelha, a Berber language.
  
  French also has a major role in the country, despite having no official status. It is used widely in education (for example being the medium of instruction in the sciences in secondary school), the press, and in business, and most educated Tunisians are able to speak it. Many Tunisians, particularly those residing in large urban areas, readily mix Tunisian Arabic with French.
  
  Education
  Prior to 1958 education in Tunisia was only available to a privileged minority (14%). It is now given a high priority and accounts for 6% of GNP. A basic education for children between the ages of 6 and 16 has been compulsory since 1991.
  
  While children generally acquire Tunisian Arabic at home, when they enter school at age 6, they are taught to read and write in Standard Arabic. From the age of 8, they are taught French while English is introduced at the age of 10.
  
  Colleges and universities in Tunisia include:
  
  Ecole Polytechnique de Tunisie
  International University of Tunis
  Université Libre de Tunis
  University of Aviation and Technology, Tunisia
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