Investing in Tunisia: regulatory system improved but impediments remain

Article Abstract:

Several aspects of the tax and labor law are considered as impediments to efficient business operations despite the improved, standardized and codified incentives for foreign investors brought by Tunisia's Investment Incentives Law. Such impediments include high and complex tariff schedules and unclear requirements for employer distributions to employee social benefits. Still, Tunisia has effectively adopted policies that are designed to promote foreign investment and prepare the Tunisian industry for foreign competition.

Tunisia, Economic policy

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Oman: updating trade, investment laws

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the revisions and alterations which have been made to the foreign investment and trade regulating laws as a result of Oman's membership of the World Trade Organization in November 2000.

Membership, International trade, World Trade Organization, International trade regulation, Oman

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Bidding on public tenders in Egypt: rules, practices and practical problems

Article Abstract:

A study by the US and Foreign Commercial Service in Egypt has highlighted some of the problems which remain for foreign investors looking to take part in bidding for public sector tenders in Egypt.

Egypt, Finance, Public sector

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