Tunisia Government to take positive measures to address the global economic crisis _ seaside Golden Beach

African Development Bank recently released and the Organization for economic cooperation and development jointly prepared by the report of the 2010 African Economic Outlook, report that Tunisia in maintaining economic openness and diversity at better responding to and dealing with the global economic crisis negative influence. Tunisia 2009 economy maintained a 3.1% growth momentum, as the rainfall abundant to Nong fisheries yield of 6%, extractive industries yield realization 5.3% growth, including mining, oil 6.7% growth of 13%. Moreover, the information communication industry achieve 16% growth in the recent World Bank assessment shows that Tunisia is Africa phone penetration rate and the per capita amount of computer have the highest national and North Africa information and communications industry in countries with the highest index. Tunisia to the global economic crisis of adverse environment for self development, thanks to process the Government taken by effective policies and measures. First is the expansion of domestic demand. This last process of Government Policy Center, to SMEs and exporters, and rigorous budgetary and monetary planning also maximally reduces the risk of sudden economic growth and employment, but also ensure macro-economic stability. Followed by further integration into the global economy. Despite the global economic crisis broke out, but suddenly the Government insists on deepening external development, integration into the international market, specific measures include reduction of tariffs, the expansion of foreign trade. Tunisia in 2010 by DoingBusinESs ranking which is North Africa-Middle East regional tariff at one of the ten countries. 2008-2009, the proportion of foreign debt has decreased. Finally the investor on Tunisia's impression was good. Sudden financial areas affected by the crisis weak, mainly process bank debt securitisation systems limited, in accordance with the loan interest rate borrowers of solvency, foreign capital into Tunisia stock market also limits in 25%, while Tunisia's foreign exchange investment activities are also subject to strict control.