The only success of the 2011 ‘Arab Spring’, for Tunisia ‘success’ is relative. The economy has stagnated and political instability remains – strikes crippled the country in mid-2017. Coupled with the effect of lower oil prices since late-2014, investment has slumped. Making ‘success’ sustainable is a long-term project.
| Crude Output | 0.04 | mn b/d |
| Crude Exports | 0.03 | mn b/d |
| Gas Output | 1.95 | bcm |
| Oil Rig Count | 2 | - |
17 Jan, 2020
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Nine years on from its democratic transition, Tunisia’s economic transition remains a work in progress. Movement depends on a decisive government willing to continue on reforms, but it is far from certain Tunisia will get one in 2020.
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