First dragon fruit festival in Tunisia
Day: November 8, 2024
Besides its environmental and climatic advantages, an innovative project transforms marine algae into a natural and nutritious thickening and stabilizing agent.
Tunisia’s inaugural silk production venture: A holistic project spanning from mulberry leaves to silkworms to the creation of raw silk, employing eco-friendly and sustainable practices
One gram costs 3000 dollars. Tunisia is reintroducing the production of royal purple dye. This concentrated dye has a history dating back 4000 years and was formerly reserved exclusively for kings, surpassing the value of gold by over twenty times.
Nahla Atiqa: Transitioning from media studies to leading a venture in date valorization in the southern Tunisian region of Kebili, Degla d’Or by Nahla.
Gorgeous Fish: An effective approach for cleansing irrigation tanks while acquiring complimentary organic fertilizer.
