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According to abbreviationfinder, Tunis is the capital and the largest city of Tunisia. The metropolitan area of the city Tunis, often known as Greater Tunisia, has about 2.7 million residents. In Arabic it is called تونس (Tūnis, pronounced [túúnis]). Situated in a large bay of the Mediterranean Sea (the Gulf of Tunisia) ―behind Lake Tunis and the port of L Goulette… Read More »
Population in Tunisia Although the population of Tunisia, a travel destination of over 11 million, has almost doubled since independence from France in 1956, the population growth in Tunisia today is around 1%, the lowest in Africa, with an average age of around 32 years. Almost all Tunisians identify culturally with the Arabs, although their… Read More »