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Old July 30th, 2010, 02:11 AM   #1
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Will Tunisia become advanced countries in the future(30 years maybe)

Will Tunisia and Morroco become advanved in 30 years maybe?
so, what do you think?you can ask about the economy potentiel and science ground and potentiel.
and just a few short informations
tunisia and moroco are two arab maghrebian countries, 89% muslims, language, arabic, second language, french, and then english

tunisia, almost no drop of oil(also maghreb)
industries in all domains
from airbus planes, jets parts, cars parts, medicines, tourism, tradional industries, fashion and clothes and and and...the clothes, carpets, and the rest in the domains, wines, olive oil, all kinds of food industries and light indusries, heavy industries still growing, by 2016 tunisia is an industrual country, tons of mega projects and small projects, many scientific potentioals, and a good base and ground for science, with encouraging it, knoledge based economy, the main resource for the country future, are us, humans, and a good number of scientific achivements, ...
blablablabla...
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Old August 13th, 2010, 09:12 PM   #2
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Noway until they don't chage their f....g mentality!
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Old August 14th, 2010, 12:55 AM   #3
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Noway until they don't chage their f....g mentality!
yeah, true, but it's coming anyway, now let's just discuss about it by papers and articles.
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and yeah we have some bad mentalities.
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Old May 5th, 2011, 05:58 PM   #5
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Will Tunisia and Morroco become advanved in 30 years maybe?
so, what do you think?you can ask about the economy potentiel and science ground and potentiel.
and just a few short informations
tunisia and moroco are two arab maghrebian countries, 89% muslims, language, arabic, second language, french, and then english

tunisia, almost no drop of oil(also maghreb)
industries in all domains
from airbus planes, jets parts, cars parts, medicines, tourism, tradional industries, fashion and clothes and and and...the clothes, carpets, and the rest in the domains, wines, olive oil, all kinds of food industries and light indusries, heavy industries still growing, by 2016 tunisia is an industrual country, tons of mega projects and small projects, many scientific potentioals, and a good base and ground for science, with encouraging it, knoledge based economy, the main resource for the country future, are us, humans, and a good number of scientific achivements, ...
blablablabla...
are you sure? tought tunisia had 80% of their domestical needs
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Old May 5th, 2011, 07:07 PM   #6
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Tunisia does well in most development rankings compared to African countries but it normally keeps a low profile.You dont hear much hype about Tunisia other than the pioneered revolution that led to the "Arab Spring".With a democratic government in place and reforms coming,we can expect it to be very advance in a short time.
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