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Tunisia • Moscow courts Tunis with investment push but Saïed keeps Russia at arm's length

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Although President Kaïs Saïed is not deaf to the Kremlin's approaches, Russia's attempts to extend its imprint in Tunisia have only met with limited success so far.
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Tunisia: From Ports to Oil, Moscow Pushes Its Economic Projects to Tunis · Global Voices

Russia, which has been reorganizing its Tunisian networks (AI of 03/09/26) for the last few months, has discreetly transmitted to Tunis a list [...]

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Tunisia • Moscow courts Tunis with investment push but Saïed keeps Russia at arm's length

Although President Kaïs Saïed is not deaf to the Kremlin's approaches, Russia's attempts to extend its imprint in Tunisia have only met with limited success so far.

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Africa Intelligence broke the news on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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