Web Manager Center, the leading online portal for economic and business news in Tunisia just announced the launch of their Arabic version today.
Over the past years, the French version of the site has become a well known resource for business people and reporters alike.
This move comes to cater to readers from Tunisia who prefer reading their news in Arabic, as well as to reach out to readers from around the Arab world who are interested in economic and business news out of Tunisia.
Web Manager Center provides daily detailed news updates covering the latest developments and events in the areas of economy, business and technology.
The portal works on providing the latest news on the Tunisian economy and its various sectors from industry, to agriculture, to finance, services and healthcare. It also sheds light on the world of business in Tunisia, the deals taking place, investments and partnership opportunities. It also covers the information and communications technology sector in the country, detailing all the latest products and services in the market.
The site also provides a ticker of the latest stock prices on the Tunisian stock exchange, as well as exchange rates for the Arab currencies.
In short, just like the French version before it, the Arabic version of Web Manager Center aims to be a central resource on everything related to the Tunisian economy, business in the country, as well as technology, through the news and analysis it provides.
WBC is one of the best information Tunisian, I'm glad to see the Arabic version.
We need more good quality Arabic content online, and having WMC take this step is clearly a good step in that direction.
I hope more content sites follow and launch Arabic versions too.
It's time that Morocco follows in Tunisia's foot steps…
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I think we're all behind on producing Arabic content; especially from the Maghreb region; so hopefully we'll be seeing more and more sites and portals launching Arabic versions and growing the amount of Arabic content online.
sites in arabic and english will be better, such can serve for people around the world, not only for arabic world.
It's time that Morocco follows in Tunisia's foot steps…
I think we're all behind on producing Arabic content; especially from the Maghreb region; so hopefully we'll be seeing more and more sites and portals launching Arabic versions and growing the amount of Arabic content online.