Tunisia receives €40 million support from Germany for an E-government program
Wednesday, 13 February 2019 17:04
Germany provided €40 million to Tunisia for an E-government program, according to a communique published on February 12, 2019, by Tunisia’s ministry of development, investment and international cooperation.
“ The modernization of the administration, a key theme of major reforms, is being implemented by the government”, said Zied Ladhari (photo), Tunisia’s minister of development, investment and international cooperation, indicating that a timeline would be set to conclude technical talks between the various institutions involved and the German partner.
“Germany’s contribution to the implementation of the project indicates its will to continue to support the reforms initiated by Tunisia, economic transition and global development”, Andreas Reinicke, Germany’s ambassador to Tunisia, indicated according to the statement.
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