Deputy Chief of Mission Archives | U.S. Embassy in Tunisia

Remarks by Deputy Chief of Mission at Tunisian Chambers of Commerce and Industry Forum

Good morning, Ambassador Rubinstein is presently out of the country, but sends his greetings and wishes for a successful Forum. I am pleased to represent him at this important event, and would like to thank Minister Behi for his remarks and invitation. I look forward to hearing from the other distinguished speakers, as well. Supporting ...

By U.S. Embassy Tunis | 12 October, 2017 | Topics: Commercial Affairs, Commercial Opportunities, Deputy Chief of Mission, Events, Political Affairs

The 10th EFE Graduation Ceremony Celebrated the Placement of 288 Tunisians in 7 Companies

Education for Employment concluded its MEPI funded project entitled “Supporting Civic Responsibility and Private Sector Job Creation in Tunisia” with its 10th graduation ceremony to celebrate the graduation of 288 Tunisians who were placed in jobs in seven enterprises. CDA Benjamin Moeling had the opportunity to meet with some of the graduates and wish them ...

By U.S. Embassy Tunis | 12 July, 2017 | Topics: Deputy Chief of Mission, Events, Foreign Assistance, Political Affairs

Columbia’s OpenStartUp Boosts Tunisia’s Entrepreneurial Ecosystem

The Deputy Chief of Mission Benjamin Moeling and PAO Stacy Barrios joined the Minister of Higher Education and representatives from Columbia University, BIAT bank, Africinvest and 17 Tunisian universities for the closing ceremony of the OpenStartUp Tunisia entrepreneurship mentoring program and competition. Sponsored by a university linkage grant from the Embassy, the program was designed ...

By U.S. Embassy Tunis | 19 January, 2017 | Topics: Deputy Chief of Mission, Education, Foreign Assistance, Scholarships and Exchanges, Study in the U.S.

DCM Welcomes First Cruise Ship of 2017 to La Goulette

DCM Moeling joined the Minister of Culture and the Minister of Tourism on January 18, 2017 to welcome the cruise ship Viking Sea when it arrived at La Goulette. There were 900 passengers on the ship, most of them American.

By U.S. Embassy Tunis | 18 January, 2017 | Topics: Art & Culture, Deputy Chief of Mission, Travel & Tourism

Second Anniversary of the U.S.-Tunisia Science ‎& Technology Cooperation Agreement

Deputy Chief of Mission Benjamin Moeling and Khalil Amiri, Secretary of State to the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, celebrate the second anniversary of the U.S.-Tunisia Science ‎& Technology Cooperation Agreement by opening a research seminar between American and Tunisian researchers.

By U.S. Embassy Tunis | 8 December, 2016 | Topics: Deputy Chief of Mission, Science & Tech, U.S. & Tunisia

U.S. Embassy Celebrates Global Entrepreneurship Week

Deputy Chief of Mission Benjamin Moeling and the State Secretary of Entrepreneurship and Vocational Training Saida Ounissi spoke with around forty Tunisian entrepreneurs at the U.S. Embassy Global Entrepreneurship Week celebration. DCM Moeling emphasized the importance of entrepreneurship to Tunisia’s future and the Embassy’s commitment to supporting Tunisian innovators. State Secretary Ounissi said the public ...

By U.S. Embassy Tunis | 15 November, 2016 | Topics: Commercial Opportunities, Deputy Chief of Mission, Economic Affairs, Events

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