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Assabah Newspaper

Major Arabic daily since 1951

Tunisia , Tunis Founded 1951 201-500
Operating Since1951 (75y)

About Assabah Newspaper

Assabah is one of Tunisia's major Arabic-language daily newspapers, founded in 1951. It provides comprehensive coverage of Tunisian and regional news and is one of the most widely read Arabic papers in the country.

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CountryTunisia
Founded1951
TypeCorporate
ModelB2B2C
Team Size201-500

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