CIA updates map to recognize Western Sahara as part of Morocco
The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency has updated its map to show Western Sahara as part of Morocco, aligning with
Tunisia's tourism revenue hit $2.3 billion by December 20, marking a 7.8% increase from last year, according to the German Press Agency. The nation anticipates record-breaking sector earnings as it expects over ten million visitors in 2024. This surge has bolstered Tunisia's foreign currency reserves to 25 billion Tunisian dinars ($8 billion), covering 115 days of imports. Despite this, the Carnegie Middle East Centre notes 2023 as Tunisia's weakest economic year in a decade, barring 2020.
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