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Montag, 2.11.2026
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"For a better living in the city thanks to ICT" is the theme of a workshop held on Friday at the El Ghazala Technopole.

The event which is organized by the Tunisian Telecom Sup Association is part of the celebration of Telecommunications and Information Society World Day.

Opening the meeting, Mrs. Lamia Chefai Sghaier, Secretary of State in charge of Communication Technologies, Internet and Free Software, stressed that Tunisia has made great strides towards the development of what she termed “digital, sustainable cities".

Weiterlesen: Tunisia: El Ghazala technological pole organizes conference on “ICT for better living in the city”

At a time when the financial and economic crisis is putting many African nations to task, Tunisia was ranked 66 overall (192 countries) by the 2010 UN Global E-Government Readiness Survey, after gaining 58 places in comparison with 2008 (124).

The report indicates that Tunisia comes on top of African countries and 7th among Arab countries.

Weiterlesen: E-government: Tunisia retains lead in Africa

A framework agreement was signed on Monday in Tunis, between the National Computer Center (CNI) and the public operator “Tunisie Télécom” for the establishment of an integrated, secure e-government network that will link between different ministries.

The agreement aims at setting up in each ministry, a virtual, modern and secure network through IP-MPLS techniques (Multi Protocol Label Switching), and connecting departments to the network of secure optic fibers by a single broadband line “ADSL on IP MPLS”, with the required fluidity and speed.

Weiterlesen: Tunisia: Integrated e-government network agreement signed in Tunis

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