Olfa Hamdi, CSST President
CSST works to identify and support policies that promote job creation in both countries, helping bring opportunities for Tunisians and solving the most pressing issue of unemployment and lack of jobs in Tunisia.
CSST supports innovation in key sectors such as education, agriculture and healthcare within Tunisia leading to the development of stronger ties between the US and Tunisia and promoting Tunisia as a platform for US businesses and entities in the mediterranean region.
CSST develops policies that help enhanced energy security and self-sufficiency in Tunisia. This would help foster an environment in which Tunisia can strengthen its own national security and economy and enable US businesses to develop in the region.
Following an examination of the United States’ history of economic partnerships, Tunisia’s economic history, and the regional context for today’s current dynamics, this report includes key recommendations on areas for achieving a stronger U.S./Tunisian partnership.
Volunteers are the heart of a community. Our volunteers are a valuable resource for our fast-growing, fast-paced city.
Our city relies on our volunteers for everything from staffing special event, such as Freedom Fest and Merry Main Street, to assisting departments with daily activities, such as shelving library books, filing records or using GIS equipment.
Washington, D.C.
The Center for Strategic Studies on Tunisia, also known as The American Tunisian Partnership Project, is an independent 501 c (4) organization focused on advancing business, educational, social and cultural ties between the United States and Tunisia.