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Tunisia’s Saied Regime Is Deepening the Health Care Crisis: What’s Behind It?

Tunisia’s Saied Regime Is Deepening the Health Care Crisis: What’s Behind It?

23 days ago

Tunisia’s social and political landscape is being gripped by mounting anger over a string of measures by coup leader Kais Saied’s regime, including policies affecting the medical and pharmaceutical sectors and public health.

Years of Neglect and Mismanagement: Why Doctors Are Leaving Tunisia?

Years of Neglect and Mismanagement: Why Doctors Are Leaving Tunisia?

6 months ago

Tunisia’s healthcare system is increasingly strained by the growing exodus of doctors and paramedical staff, driven by low pay, poor conditions and failing health policies.

From Attracting Investment to Poaching Skilled Workers: How the Saudi Decision Ignited Race with Egypt

From Attracting Investment to Poaching Skilled Workers: How the Saudi Decision Ignited Race with Egypt

8 months ago

Saudi Arabia’s removal of fees on foreign workers has intensified regional competition for skilled labor, exposing Egypt’s struggle to retain industrial human capital amid economic pressures.

Tunisia's Brain Drain: Crisis or Opportunity?

Tunisia's Brain Drain: Crisis or Opportunity?

2 years ago

Tunisia faces a growing brain drain, with a proposed law to curb skilled migration sparking mixed reactions and debate.

Nostalgia for Colonial Era: How France Lures Moroccan Talent

Nostalgia for Colonial Era: How France Lures Moroccan Talent

2 years ago

What is behind the French Consulate in Rabat's announcement of a new system designed to streamline and facilitate visa application processes for Moroccan students who have completed their higher education?

An Escalating Phenomenon with Thousands at Risk: Why Are Mauritanian Youth Risking Immigration to the U.S.?

An Escalating Phenomenon with Thousands at Risk: Why Are Mauritanian Youth Risking Immigration to the U.S.?

3 years ago

Experts and policymakers in Mauritania are sounding the alarm about the escalating phenomenon of irregular migration, as increasing numbers of educated and skilled Mauritanian youth risk their lives in an attempt to reach the United States via the US–Mexico border.

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