Tunisie
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| Naitional motto: حرية، نظام، عدالة (Hurriya, Nidham, 'Adala) "Liberty, Order, Juistice" |
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Location o Tunisie |
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| Offeecial leid | Arabic | ||||
| Caipital | Tunis | ||||
| Lairgest ceety | caipital | ||||
| Govrenment Heid o State - Prime Meenister - |
Republic Preses Fouad Mebazaa Beji Caid el Sebsi |
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| Area | 163,610 km² |
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| Population | 10,432,500 | ||||
| Foondin | Frae Fraunce Mairch 20, 1956 |
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| Siller | Tunisian dinar (TND) | ||||
| Time zone | CET+1 | ||||
| Naitional anthem | Humat Al Hima | ||||
| Naitional flouer | |||||
| Patron saunt | |||||
| Internet TLD | .tn | ||||
| Cawin code | 216 | ||||
Tunisie, offeecially the Tunisian Republic (الجمهورية التونسية al-Jumhūriyya at-Tūnisiyya), is the northrenmaist kintra in Africae. It is an Arab kintra an is bordered bi Algerie tae the wast, Libie tae the sootheast, an the Mediterranean Sea tae the north an east. Its aurie is amaist 165,000 km², wi an estimatit population o juist ower 10.3 million. Its name is derived frae the caipital Tunis locatit in the north-east.
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Name [edit]
- Main airticle: [[Etymology o Tunis]]
The word Tunisie is derived frae Tunis; a ceety an caipital o modren-day Tunisie. The present form o the name, wi its Latinate suffix -ia, evolved frae French Tunisie. This name wis introduced bi French geographers an historians as pairt o their efforts tae give names tae their new occupied territories an protectorates. The French derivative Tunisie wis adoptit in some European leids wi slicht modifications, introducin a distinctive name tae designate the kintra. Ither leids remained untouched, such as the Spainyie Túnez. In this case, the same name is uised for baith kintra an ceety as in Arabic: تونس an ae bi context can ane tell the difference.[1]
The name Tunis can be attributit tae different oreegins. It can be associatit wi the Phoenician goddess Tanith (aka Tunit), auncient ceety o Tynes or tae the Berber ruit ens which means "tae lie doun".
Govrenorates an ceeties [edit]
Govrenorates [edit]
- Main airticle: Govrenorates o Tunisie
Tunisia is subdividit intae 24 govrenorates, they are:
The govrenorates are dividit intae 264 "delegations" or "destricts" (mutamadiyat), an further subdividit intae municipalities (shaykhats)[2] an sectors (imadats).[3]
Major ceeties [edit]
:See an aa:Leet o ceeties in Tunisie
| Nr. | Ceety | Population | Governatorate |
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Tunis |
983,861 [4]
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Tunis |
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Sfax |
855,256 [5]
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Sfax |
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Kairouan |
546,209 [6]
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Kairouan |
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Sousse |
544,413 [7]
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Sousse |
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Ettadhamen [8] |
422,246 [9]
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Ariana |
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Gabès |
342,630
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Gabès |
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Bizerte |
114,371
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Bizerte |
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Aryanah [8] |
97,687
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Ariana |
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Gafsa |
84,676
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Gafsa |
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El Mourouj [8] |
81,986
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Ben Arous |
Affiliations [edit]
Tunisie is a member o the follaein organizations:
| Organization | Dates |
| Unitit Naitions | syne 12 November 1956 |
| Arab League | syne 1958 |
| Organization o the Islamic Conference | syne 1969 |
| Warld Trade Organization | syne 29 Mairch 1995 |
| Mediterranean Dialogue group | syne Februar 1995 |
Notes [edit]
- ↑ Cite error: Invalid
<ref>tag; no text was provided for refs namedadrian - ↑ Tunisia Governorates. Statoids.com. Retrieved on 2 Mey 2010. .
- ↑ Portail de l'industrie Tunisienne, in French
- ↑ 3,980,500 in the metropolitan aurie
- ↑ Mongabay.com, population of Sfax. Retrieved on 9 October 2009. .
- ↑ Mongabay.com, population of Kairouan. Retrieved on 9 October 2009. .
- ↑ Mongabay.com, population of Sousse. Retrieved on 9 October 2009. .
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 Part of Tunis metropolitan area
- ↑ FITA, population of At Tadaman. Retrieved on 9 October 2009. .
Freemit airtins [edit]
Travel guide tae Tunisie frae Wikivoyage
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