Tunisia's GDP reflects steady growth during the 20th century, supported by agriculture and phosphate mining, starting at $866 million in 1961. By 1975, GDP grew to $4.3 billion, fueled by industrialization and oil exports. The Arab Spring in 2011 and political instability slowed growth, with GDP stagnating around $48 billion in 2013.
Despite these challenges, Tunisia has shown resilience, focusing on tourism and export sectors. By 2023, GDP rose to $48.5 billion, reflecting ongoing efforts to diversify the economy and attract foreign investment.
Despite these challenges, Tunisia has shown resilience, focusing on tourism and export sectors. By 2023, GDP rose to $48.5 billion, reflecting ongoing efforts to diversify the economy and attract foreign investment.
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