The Japanese group NTN Corporation, a global player in the manufacturing of automotive components, is considering launching its first industrial project in Tunisia, announced the Ministry of Industry, Mines and Energy on Monday, October 6. This would also be the group’s first investment in this sector on the African continent, marking a strategic step in…...
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