Tunisia’s international agriculture and technology investment fair (SIAT), the country’s main agri-food event running from 29 October through 1 November, will welcome Italy as this year’s guest of honour, acknowledging our country as a privileged partner with approximately one hundred firms already operating on Tunisian soil. The agricultural sector, along with fishing, confirms a growth trend in collaboration between the two nations. An ICE/Embassy stand will be there to offer support to Italian exhibitors. Read more, in Italian.
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