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Tunisia's natural resources and trade position on the global stage is not very clear and also matters because countries that also focus upon education that have
by devonkim 4y ago
Tunisia's natural resources and trade position on the global stage is not very clear and also matters because countries that also focus upon education that have whatever natural resources also include Iceland where many people emigrate from and it's a big local issue there. I'm certainly ignorant to Tunisia' problems nor strengths and am interested in understanding how to best tap into educated persons wherever they are in the world given they're such a valuable resource regardless of country of origin. Countries like Korea and Japan have partly benefited from the West's fears of communism with extra resources and diplomatic attention to serve as a set of buffer countries against the USSR while it didn't do as well in former Soviet countries for reasons I have zero understanding of. To deny that the US and NATO countries have tried to manipulate these buffer countries is pretty much a denial of reality BTW and something worth analyzing compared to other countries with similar socioeconomic conditions during the Cold War period.
- csomar 4y agoIn my opinion, Tunisia's problem is cultural. I see the recent mass-immigration of sub-Saharan as potentially significant to let Tunisia lose its culture and identity; and finally break from it toward a liberalized economy and order.