Ministry of Industry (Tunisia)

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Ministry of Industry
TypeMinistry
Industry Ministry
HeadquartersTunisia,
40, street Sidi El Hani
Montplaisir
1002 Tunis
Key people
Minister of Industry
Website tunisieindustrie.gov.tn

The Ministry of Industry, Energy and Mines or The Ministry of Industry for short, is a Tunisian ministry of industry. [1]

Missions

The ministry's mission is to develop and implement government policy in areas related to industry, agribusiness, services related to the industry, energy and mining cooperation industrial and industrial, energy and mining safety.

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References

  1. "Arab Ministries: The Complete English-Arabic List - Industry Arabic". Industry Arabic. 2018-04-13. Retrieved 2018-05-05.