Tunisia’s production of crude oil continues to decline. According to the report from the National Energy and Mines Observatory, production has dropped by 9% in one year, reaching 629 thousand tonnes (kt) by the end of June 2025, compared to 691 kt a year earlier. This significant decrease is reflected in a daily average dropping…...
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