Tunisia (7048 bytes)
1: '''Tunisia''' is a [[Muslim]] [[Arab]] country situated on t...
7: ...0px">[[Image:Tunisia_flag_large.png|125px|Flag of Tunisia]]</td>
8: ...dth="140px">[[Image:Armes tunisie.jpg|90px|Coa of Tunisia]]</td></tr>
9: <tr><td align="center" width="140px">([[Flag of Tunisia|In Ditails]])</td>
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Governorates of Tunisia (484 bytes)
1: ...ollowing is a list of the 24 '''governorates of [[Tunisia]]''':
17: #[[Monastir, Tunisia|Monastir]]
28: [[Category:Tunisia]]
29: [[Category:Lists of subnational entities]]

Politics of Tunisia (6332 bytes)
1: {{Politics of Tunisia}}
2: ...mendments was to limit to 3 the number of terms a president is allowed to run).
7: * Suffrage: 20 years of age; universal
10: * conventional long form: Tunisian Republic
11: * conventional short form: Tunisia

History of Tunisia (3423 bytes)
3: ...aptured by the [[Vandals]] and became the capital of their short-lived kingdom.
7: ...s conquered by [[Arab]] [[Muslims]] and made part of the [[Umayyad Caliphate]].
11: In the [[Middle Ages]], Tunisia became part of the [[Ottoman Empire]].
15: ...e poor economy and political unrest. In [[1869]], Tunisia declared itself bankrupt, and an international fi...
17: ...h France. On [[May 12]] of that year, Tunisia was officially made a French [[protectorate]].

Economy of Tunisia (6812 bytes)
3: ...nd [[Europe]]an and [[Arab]] countries and is one of the few developing countries in the region to hav...
5: ...beralize prices, reduce [[tariff]]s, and reorient Tunisia toward a [[market economy]].
7: ...ent on Tariffs and Trade]] (GATT) and is a member of the [[World Trade Organization]] (WTO).
9: ...upgrading) program to enhance the productivity of Tunisian businesses and prepare for competition in the gl...
11: ...an work force is unemployed, but the real numbers of jobless or underemployed are higher.

Transportation in Tunisia (1250 bytes)
62: :''See also :'' [[Tunisia]]
64: [[Category:Transportation in Tunisia]]

Demographics of Tunisia (3259 bytes)
1: ... end of the 15th century. Tunisia became a center of Arab culture and learning and was assimilated int...
3: ...s been a Jewish population on the southern island of [[Djerba]] for 2000 years, and there remains a sm...
56: Tunisian(s)
58: Tunisian
67: Arabic (official and one of the languages of commerce), French (commerce)

Military of Tunisia (669 bytes)
5: 20 years of age (2003 est.)
22: '''Military expenditures - percent of GDP:'''
27: *[[Tunisia]]
28: [[Category:Militaries|Tunisia]]
29: [[Category:Tunisia]]

Communications in Tunisia (2386 bytes)
10: trunk facilities consist of open-wire lines, coaxial cable, and microwave rad...
34: ...he World Bank approved a $13 million loan to the Tunisian government to support the government effort in a...
36: :''See also :'' [[Tunisia]]
38: [[Category:Communications by country|Tunisia]]
39: [[Category:Tunisia]]

Geography of Tunisia (2300 bytes)
1: ...0 1em 1em;">[[image:tunisia_sm03.png|300px|Map of Tunisia]]</div>
4: [[Tunisia]] is located in [[Northern Africa]], bordering th...
41: ...NASA.jpg|thumb|290px|composite satellite image of Tunisia ([[NASA]])]]
52: ...ental Modification]], [[Hazardous Wastes]], [[Law of the Sea]], [[Marine Dumping]], [[Nuclear Test Ban...
60: * [[List of cities in Tunisia]]

Music of Tunisia (6906 bytes)
3: ... The country is best-known for [[malouf]], a kind of music imported from [[Andalusia]] after the Spani...
5: [[20th century]] musicians from Tunisia include [[Anouar Brahem]], an oud player, and [[E...
11: Modern [[music festival]]s in Tunisia include [[Tabarka]] [[Jazz]] Festival [http://www...
18: ...e efforts of the Tunisian government and a number of private individuals. Malouf is still performed i...
20: ...nisian music. He collected the rules and history of malouf, which filled six volumes, and set up [[Ra...

Flag of Tunisia (1035 bytes)
1: [[Image:Tunisia_flag_large.png|thumb|250px|right|Flag ratio: 2:3]...
2: ...he flag of independent Tunisia before the arrival of Europeans.
6: [[Category:Tunisia]]
7: [[Category:National flags|Tunisia]]

Culture of Tunisia (377 bytes)
1: ...]] are the ruins of [[Carthage]], once the center of the ancient Carthaginian empire which was defeate...
3: ...up (Soccer)]] in [[1964]], [[1994]] and [[2004]]. Tunisia became African Nations Champion in 2004.

Tunisia Campaign (18615 bytes)
1: ...DAK). It is often referred to as the ''Battle of Tunisia''.
5: ...yal Air Force]] to interdict an increasing amount of Italian supplies at sea.
7: ...es as in early battles, it would only be a matter of time before the British arrived in Libya. Only da...
9: ...lier constructed a 20km wide and 30km deep series of strong defensive works known as the [[Mareth Line...
11: ...ered an excellent and fairly easily defended base of operations. Defensive lines in the north could de...

Utica, Tunisia (550 bytes)
1: ...] Utica was the capital of the [[Roman]] province of [[Africa]]. Utica has been partially excavated.
3: .... For this, he is known as "Cato Uticensis" (Cato of Utica).

Sahel, Tunisia (1983 bytes)
4: ... is [[Sousse]], called "the Pearl of the [[Sahel, Tunisia|Sahel]]".
55: * [[Monastir, Tunisia|Monastir]];
100: The football team of [[Etoile Sportive du Sahel]], from Sousse, is fam...
102: [[Category:Tunisia]]

Monastir, Tunisia (798 bytes)
1: ...the central shore of [[Tunisia]], in the [[Sahel, Tunisia|Sahel]] area. Its population is 41,400.
5: ...le ships. Sevral ulema came to stay to the Ribats of this peaceful city for contemplation.
13: Tunisian president [[Habib Bourguiba]] was born there, and his mauso...
21: [[Category:Cities in Tunisia]]

Elections in Tunisia (1581 bytes)
1: {{Politics of Tunisia}}
2: ... in which electorates choose [[local government]] officials.
3: ...or a more comprehensive discussion and the [[List of democracy and elections-related topics]] for an o...
5: .... The '''[[Chamber of Deputies of Tunisia|Chamber of Deputies]]
7: ... but are widely considered to have no real chance of gaining power.

Islam in Tunisia (3847 bytes)
1: ...its tradition of mysticism permeates the practice of [[Islam]] throughout the country. During annual [...
3: ...ish immigrants. The remainder lives on the island of Djerba where the Jewish community dates back 2,50...
5: ...e official state religion and stipulates that the President must be a Muslim.
7: ...owever, upon completion, they become the property of the Government. The Government also partially sub...
9: ...ed]]. The Government also recognizes the sanctity of non-Muslim religious holidays.

Foreign relations of Tunisia (3173 bytes)
1: ...role in [[Arab]] and [[Africa]]n regional bodies. President [[Habib Bourguiba]] took a nonaligned stance but ...
3: ...sraeli citizens of Tunisian descent may travel to Tunisia on their Israeli passports.
5: ...rough Tunisia that connects Algeria to [[Italy]]. Tunisia recently signed an agreement with Algeria to dema...
7: ... with its neighbor. Tunisia supported the lifting of UN sanctions against Libya in [[2003]], and Libya...
9: ...integration remains stymied, however, as a result of bilateral tensions between some member countries.

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