The Tunisian Republic

Thèmes abordés

Tunisian revolution - Electoral system - Economy - Democratic Constitutional Rally -

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After finishing studies, new graduates seek employment. Once you enter the professional world, they undergo routine work processes. Some of them are creative. But their creativity is lost because of work processes. In fact, each company has its production line and a strategic plan that does not open to these ideas. These employees are forced to stay in their businesses and their ideas are lost. The 2008 law gave these employees the opportunity to settle their own production and to their innovative ideas through innovative start-ups.

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[...] Some of are creative. But their creativity is lost because of work processes. In fact, each company has its production line and a strategic plan that does not open to these ideas. These employees are forced to stay in their businesses and their ideas are lost. The 2008 law gave these employees the opportunity to settle their own production and to their innovative ideas through innovative start-ups. Politics < number > Before the Tunisian revolution The electoral system Conférence des méthodes\peuple.gif Populace Polling President Polling Chamber of Deputies Government Designate After the Tunisian revolution Conférence des méthodes\peuple.gif Populace Polling Constitutional Assembly President Voting Head of government Voting Untitled-2.JPG After finishing studies, new graduates seeking employment to lucky winners their lives. [...]

[...] Culture < number > National symbols: 380px-Coat_of_arms_of_Tunisia.svg.png800px-Flag_of_Tunisia.svg.png White circle in the middle Red crescent Five-pointed star Coat of arms Ship: Freedom Lion: Order Balance: justice Mohamed Bouazizi Dignity Patriotism app_full_proxy.php.jpg Religion: islam-home.jpg800px-Mosque_-_Kairouan.jpg400px-Mosquée_Zitouna_Kassus.jpg Languages: hassan massoudytiger.gif Arabic Official language Tunisian Arabic french2.jpg French First language 95% 800px-english-language-icon.svg.png English Educated at school Education: Primary school Secondary school University Engineering schools  French system  98% education ratio  3500 public libraries  2500 literature centers Museums:  170 Museums Zeus_Ganymedes_PCM_Carthage.jpg800px-Mosaic3.JPG800px-Centremuseu.JPGtanit.jpg Arts: 5d36ce122158f6a8ea992dc9889684a6.jpg Music Malouf Salhi Cinema Since Film/year Naceur_Ktari_001.jpg631px-Théâtre_de_Tunis.jpg Theatre 300 show in 2010 Lamine Nahdi Ariana_par_Catania.jpg Painting Since exposure in 2010 Festivals: 75 Festival Carthage international festival festivaldecarthage.jpg Gastronomy: 800px-Eating_Asida.JPG800px-Merguez_sausages.jpg800px-Lablabi.jpg0_vignette_couscous.jpgUntitled-2.JPG After finishing studies, new graduates seeking employment to lucky winners their lives. Once you enter the professional world, they undergo routine work processes. Some of are creative. But their creativity is lost because of work processes. [...]

[...] The Tunisian Republic 380px-Coat_of_arms_of_Tunisia.svg.pngUntitled-2.JPG Outline < number > History Politics Economy Demography Culture Tourism Conclusion Untitled-2.JPG History < number >  10th century BC : Numidia era 777px-Numidia.jpg  10th century BC : Phoenician era 414px-A_naval_action_during_the_siege_of_Tyre_by_Andre_Castaigne_(1898-1899).jpgAnthropoid_sarcophagus_discovered_at_Cadiz_-_Project_Gutenberg_eText_15052.png  9th century BC : Carthaginian era CarthageMap.png  149 BC : Roman era Byzantine_Empire_animated2.gif  5th Century AD: Vandals era 800px-Vandales.png455px-Meister_von_San_Vitale_in_Ravenna_013.jpg  670 AD: Tunisia Arabisation and Islamisation 450px-Tower_of_the_Great_Mosque_of_Kairouan.JPGSidi-Okba2.jpg400px-Mosquée_Zitouna_Kassus.jpg  End of the 7th Century AD : Umayyad caliphate 800px-Umayyad750ADloc.png  750 AD : Abbasid caliphate 800px-Abbasids786-809.png  1705 AD: Ottoman rule, Tunis Eyalet 300px-Flag_of_the_Ottoman_Empire_(1453-1844).svg.png768px-Tunis_Eyalet,_Ottoman_Empire_(1609).png  1881 AD: French protectorate of Tunisia 747px-Tunisia1942-1943.svg.png  1956 AD: Independence Femmes_Tunisie_1938.jpgBourguiba_Bizerte.jpgfemmes.jpg9avril_1938.jpg  7 November 1987 AD: Reversal ben-ali-promesses-8-nov- 2010.1295793942 .jpgtunisia ben ali 1987.JPG  17 December 2010 - 14 January 2011: Jasmine Revolution app_full_proxy.php.jpgmohamed-bouazizi-immoler.jpegUntitled-2.JPG After finishing studies, new graduates seeking employment to lucky winners their lives. Once you enter the professional world, they undergo routine work processes. Some of are creative. But their creativity is lost because of work processes. In fact, each company has its production line and a strategic plan that does not open to these ideas. These employees are forced to stay in their businesses and their ideas are lost. The 2008 law gave these employees the opportunity to settle their own production and to their innovative ideas through innovative start-ups. [...]

[...] Some of are creative. But their creativity is lost because of work processes. In fact, each company has its production line and a strategic plan that does not open to these ideas. These employees are forced to stay in their businesses and their ideas are lost. The 2008 law gave these employees the opportunity to settle their own production and to their innovative ideas through innovative start-ups. Demography < number >  Population: 10,589,025 (July 2010)  Age structure:  Birth rate: 15.42 births/1,000 population (2010)  Death rate: 5.2 deaths/1,000 population (2010)  Life expectancy at birth: 75.78 years (2010)  Total fertility rate: 2.03 children born/woman (2011) Untitled-2.JPG After finishing studies, new graduates seeking employment to lucky winners their lives. [...]

[...] In fact, each company has its production line and a strategic plan that does not open to these ideas. These employees are forced to stay in their businesses and their ideas are lost. The 2008 law gave these employees the opportunity to settle their own production and to their innovative ideas through innovative start-ups. [...]