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Tunisian Republic
The Tunisian Republic is located on the northernmost part of the African continent. It is bordered on the west by Algeria, on the north and east by the Mediterranean Sea, and on the southeast by Libya.
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Well, common jobs in Tunisia are: traditional jobs like carpenter, blacksmith... craftsman and all sorts of other administrative jobs, Professor, Teacher, scientists, lab experts, games designers, sound/light engeneering, architect, musicians,.. In fact, although its small geographic area and its being a LEDC, Tunisia contains almost all the domains and it's always demanding foreign specialists.
Congo is one of the poorest countries in the world, if you look at it from an economic point of view. But Congo is very rich in natural resources.
How long is a flight from belfast to Tunisia?
The flight from Bristol to tunisa any part is 4 hours im going there on thomascook saviva resort
you are incredibly wrong, it is not 4 hours at all, i went to skanes in Tunisia for two weeks on boxing day, it was around 2 3/4 hours, Tunisia is definitley not four hours, i think you are getting confused with tenerife or turkey or Cyprus so on, don't answer a question if your answer is wrong next time.
What are the physical Features of Tunisia?
Mount Kilimanjaro, the Serengeti plain, lake Tanganyika, lake Victoria, and also the great rift valley there is also the Himalaya's. Tanzania is a small country for what it has in it.
Tunisia is indeed part of Africa. It is the northernmost African country and bordered by Algeria, Libya, and the Mediterranean Sea.
What is the National flower of Tunisia?
The Jasmine flower has become the national flower of Tunisia.
- The Tuareg are the antagonists of the French Foreign Legion in Percival Christopher Wren's 1924 adventure novel Beau Geste and the films that were based on it.
- Tupac Shakur, an African American hip-hop artist, descendant of the Tuareg people through his father Billy Garland.
- Spanish author Alberto Vázquez-Figueroa's novel Tuareg (1980) was his most critically and commercially successful, with global sales in excess of 5,000,000 copies.
- The 2005 film Sahara featured a fictionalised group of Tuareg as a faction in a civil war underway in Mali.
- Bruce Sterling used a fictionalised Tuareg tribe in his novel Islands in the Net.
- David Ball's 1999 novel Empires of Sand tells the story of French and Tuareg cousins.
- French author J. M. G. Le Clézio's novel Desert tells of the last days of the Tuareg, the desert nomads known as the "Blue People".
- In 2003 Volkswagen introduced a new SUV named the Touareg.
- In 2009 Vivisphere Publishing released The Tuareg a romantic historical adventure. ISBN 978-1-58776-157-7
- In the Nickelodeon animated series, Avatar: The Last Airbender, the nomadic characters known as "sand benders" are based on the Tuareg people.
- In the video game "Bladestorm: The Hundred Years War," Tuaregs are available to the player as mercenary troops. However, their portrayal shows them as similar to Mongolian troops from the time of Genghis Khan, rather than North African nomads.
- In the 1999 film The Mummy an army of Tuaregs attacks the French Foreign Legion at Hamunaptra.
It is famous for gold, platinum, natural gas, diamonds, AIDS and wildlife safari.
What type of music do Tunisians listen to?
It depends on tastes ...in Tunisia, people listen to different kind of music ...Arabic music Tunisian Algerian Egyptian Lebanese ....American and French specially for teenagers such as rock, rap, blues ,jazz, pop, house....
What are the currency policies in Tunisia?
The currency policies in Tunisia can be explained like this : Bring foreign currency it's good... don't make the state loose currency and take money out of the country". The exchange rate is currently variying between 1 Tunisian Dinar henceforth 1TND = 1 US$ and 1EUR = 1.8 TND.
Is Tunisia in the northern or southern hemisphere?
Africa is in the middle of the earth meaning that Africa is in both the Northern and Southern Hemisphere.
What sports do Tunisia people play?
Water sports are avidly followed in Tunisia, where the golden beaches and the perfect blue waters allow the water sports enthusiasts to play their favorite games to their hearts content. Water sports are one of the main reasons why tourists visit Tunisia.
Water Sports in Tunisia are such big draws because the facilities are world class and almost all the public and private beaches allow the pursuance of different sorts of water sports. The hotels themselves also allow the guests to indulge in assorted water sports. Some clubs also allow guests for nominal fees, to avail of their services whether hiring and maintenance of equipment and training in case of amateurs.
Water Sports of Tunisia are world famous because the natural conditions are always round the year favorable for the enjoyment of such sports. The safety norms are also strictly adhered and enforced in Tunisia leading to few accidents and hence allowing even kids to have their first taste of the surf, sand and sun.
Water Sports at Tunisia can be thus enjoyed by all and a visit to Tunisia can be planned with only the desire of enjoying various water sports on its beaches, and when a break is needed one can always teke to the interesting things on terra firma.
What capital city is 300 miles south and a bit east of Tunis Tunisia Africa?
Tripoli, the capital city of Libya, is approximately 300 miles south of Tunis, the capital city of Tunisia.
You have to consult Google earth to know exactly the position of Tunisia. It is a small country in north Africa, under Italy and France. Situated in the mediteranean sea and well known in Europe by its beaches and nice landscapes. Politically, it's an open doors country, with the majority Muslims, and second come Christians, then a small minority of jews. the official language is Modern Standard Arabic and the dialect used is Tunisian Arabic. Almost every Tunisian speaks French well, so it is the 2nd language. A recently added language is English which is now concidered a 3rd Language.Thank you.
What Is The Currency of Tunisia?
the currency in Tunisia is the tunisian dinar- its a closed currency so you can only get it in the country you cant bring it in or take it out
What is the weather like in Tunisia in December?
In January Tunisia have Cold weather, varies between 10 and 19 degrees Celcious. However, for Europeans or USA citizens or any foreigner used to cold, it is adviseable to take extreme care because of the high humidity rates in air and the heavy cold. An example, most Tunisian living in Germany or Sweden feel it more cold when they arrive to Tunisia in January because the humidity rates are so elevated.
What are Algeria Tunisia and Morocco are collectively called?
The Region of Africa north of the Sahara and west of the Nile that includes the the Atlas Mountains, and the coastal plains of Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria and Libya, these countries situated entirely in the northwestern part of the African Continent are collectively known as Al-Maghreb in Arabian being their main language, and the Maghreb in English, and Le Maghreb in French being secondary languages used most in this region.
In 1989 after the formation of the "Arab Maghreb Union" two more regions i.e. the disputed territories of Western Sahara mostly under Moroccan rule and Mauritania were included in this Maghreb-banner, the residents of these countries are known as the Maghrebis or Moors (a name given to the inhabitants of the western Islamic World by Christians that extend from Spain to Tunisia sharing a common homogeneous culture).
Which European country colonized Algeria and Tunsia?
What European nations colonized Africa in the 1800's because of it's
a. military location
b. economic strength
c. proximity to Europe
d. resources and markets
Did Axis powers occupy whole or parts of Morocco Tunisia and Algeria during World War 2?
Briefly yes, mostly the areas near the northern, Mediterranean coast. These nations were all colonies of European nations. Morocco was divided between France and Spain, and Algeria and Tunisia were French colonies. After the Germans conquered France they installed a puppet government in France, called the "Vichy Regime". This was the national government of France, and was an ally of Germany.
Italy tried to conquer Libya, and made such a mess of it that Hitler had to step in and help them out. The Germans sent the Afrika Korps to help the Italians fight the British troops, which were based in the British colonies of Egypt and Palestine.
US troops landed in November 1942 in Morocco and Algeria, and for three or four days the Vichy French military forces tried to fight them, before giving up and changing sides.
The British were pushing the Afrika Korps westward from Egypt, and US forces closed in from behind, and the end of the struggle came in Tunisia, with the Germans and Italians completely defeated.
What type of economic system does Tunisia have?
Algeria has a mixed economy that is slightly closer to command than market
Who was prime minister of Tunisia in 1968?
Zine El Abidine Ben Ali was the President of Tunisia at the beginning of 2011. Fouad Mebazaa became the acting President on January 15. Moncef Marzouki was appointed interim President on December 13.
Fouad Mebazaa was the acting President of Tunisia for most of 2011. Mebazza became the acting president of Tunisia on 2011 January 15, after long time president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali was forced into exile in Saudi Arabia following protests. The previous constitution stated that an election must be held in between 45-60 days of Ali's resignation; however, due to continued unrest this was impossible. The government was forced to create a new constitution. Under this new constitution, they appointed Marzouki as President until the next presidential election.
