tunisian textiles

Trevor | 20 March 2004 9:48 AM | Of sewing machines, Of theatre, Splog

This is the kind of news that must break the hearts of the beards who want to establish little, backward Islamic fiefdoms:

Tunisian textile exports to Spain have more than doubled in the last three years.
Major Spanish players like Zara, El Corte Inglés, Pull and Bear and Mango are already operating in Tunisia and are being encouraged to upgrade their presence.
Tunisian companies are being told to gear up in anticipation of the dismantling of the Multi-Fibre Accord in 2005, which will vastly increase their opportunities this side of the pond.

People with jobs to go to in the morning don’t do crazy stuff at night.

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