Tunisia

Tunisia (Arabic: تونس‎ Tūnis) is a country located in North Africa, on the Mediterranean Sea coast. It borders Algeria to the west and Libya to the south east. Tunisia has an estimated population of 11 million people as of 2019 and its capital city is Tunis which has an urban area population of around 2 million inhabitants.

The official language used throughout Tunisia is Arabic while French can also be widely found in many areas due to its colonial past with France until 1956 when it gained independence from them at that time. The government type adopted by Tunisia since then has been democratic republic, comprising two legislative chambers; Chamber of Deputies (Majlis Al-Nuwaab) and Chamber of Advisors (Majlis Al-Shura). At present, President Kaïs Saīed holds office after winning 2018 elections under Ennahda party’s platform which he represents currently as well.

Economically speaking, Tunisia possesses several resources such as oil reserves along with some agricultural production including olives, citrus fruits and grains yet tourism remains one key sector for growth within this nation whose location offers visitors lots attractions like beaches along both coasts plus deserts located towards southern borderlands among other regions worth discovering culturally or historically such Jerba Island or old medinas dotted across whole country offering good insight into centuries old traditions still kept alive today by local rural populations living there too alongside modern cities full services amenities being provided nowadays all over place ranging from banks up through universities even shopping malls available now days almost everywhere making life easier most citizens there who enjoy greater degree freedom than ever before thanks steady progress realized recent decades lead way bright future ahead seems certain remain vibrant part international community coming years beyond without doubt!