AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHeat & Utilities in Tunisia: Tunisia is facing an intense heat wave near 50°C, with health and meteorology authorities warning residents to limit travel in peak hours and stay hydrated. The crisis is also hitting daily life through power and water disruptions, where electricity failures can delay and then trigger tap outages across neighbourhoods. Water System Scrutiny: President Kaïs Saïed visited the Ghedir El Golla water complex, pointing to operational shortcomings and coordination problems between the station and regional districts, urging faster fixes and better maintenance. Tourism & Travel Access: Tunisia is rolling out visa-free entry for citizens of 21 African countries for up to 90 days in 2026, with an eVisa system in the works and an organised-tour option for some other nationalities. UNESCO Heritage Watch: UNESCO is set to vote on adding threatened sites to its World Heritage in Danger list, with conflict and climate risks in focus—good news for heritage tourism, but a warning sign for travellers. Hotel Food Waste Snapshot: A Tunisian hotel buffet is spotlighted by a photo showing 23 plates and serving dishes for two guests, raising questions about “all-inclusive” habits and waste.
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