What are you looking for?

Number of results found No suitable keywords found. Please enter your complete search term.

Navigation

Welcome

Tunisia

Article

25.10.2023 Article

Germany and Tunisia: Bilateral relations

Germany and Tunisia have had diplomatic relations since the latter gained independence in 1956. Germany is Tunisia’s third-largest trading partner and foreign investor, after France and Italy. Some…

Bilateral relations
20.03.2023 Article

Further support for Ukraine – Foreign Minister Baerbock at the EU Foreign Affairs Council meeting in Brussels

Foreign Minister Baerbock will meet her EU colleagues in Brussels on Monday to discuss further support for Ukraine, including the supply of ammunition. Other topics on the agenda include the situation in Tunisia, Iran and Afghanistan.

Foreign Minister Baerbock and Defence Minister Pistorius at the Foreign Affairs Council in Brussels
20.10.2021 Article

Ta’ziz partnership with the countries of North Africa and the Middle East

The Federal Foreign Office supports democracy-building and reform processes in North Africa and the Middle East. The newly established Ta’ziz partnership for democracy will support future projects in Iraq, Lebanon, Tunisia and the Sudan.

Exhibition opening: Writing workshops in Iraq.
25.06.2021 Article

Germany and Tunisia – increased support for greater democracy

Tunisia transformed into a democracy in the course of the Arab Spring. Foreign Minister Maas and his Tunisian counterpart are meeting in Berlin to discuss how Germany can help to bolster social participation, freedom of the press and the rule of law.

Foreign Minister Maas and the Tunisian Foreign Minister Othman Jerandi
22.05.2020 Article

Biosecurity – working together in the fight against COVID‑19

The Federal Foreign Office is supporting partner countries around the world in the fight against coronavirus via three biosecurity programmes involving corona test kits, laboratory training and digital learning modules.

Presentation of laboratory materials to Sudanese and Georgian partners.
23.01.2020 Article

Intensifying cooperation on Libya – Maas visits Algiers and Tunis

Following the Berlin Libya Conference, the priority now is to implement the decisions adopted there. To achieve this, it is important to involve Libya’s neighbouring countries and the region. That is why Foreign Minister Heiko Maas is travelling to Algeria and Tunisia.

Foreign Minister Maas with the German Ambassador after arriving at the airport in Algiers

Press releases

  1. 08.08.2023 Press release

    Minister of State Katja Keul prior to her visit to Tunisia

  2. 16.10.2021 Press release

    Minister of State Annen in North Africa

  3. 16.02.2020 Press release

    Co-Chair’s Statement on the launching of the International Follow-up Committee on Libya

  4. 23.01.2020 Press release

    Foreign Minister Maas before his flight to Algiers and Tunis

  5. 21.05.2019 Press release

    Federal Foreign Office on the release of Dr Moncef Kartas

  6. 07.03.2016 Press release

    Attacks on the Tunisian‑Libyan border

  7. 09.12.2015 Press release

    Foreign Minister Steinmeier pledges to grant Tunisia 20 million euros to help it secure its borders

Show more
Top of page