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Tunisia's Health Ranking in Arab World
The 2025 issue of the American CEO World magazine revealed that Tunisia ranks third among Arab countries and 49th worldwide in healthcare systems, with a score of 39.37 points. This rating reflects the overall strength of the Tunisian healthcare sector. The classification heavily relies on the performance of the private sector, the quality of Tunisian doctors, modern clinic facilities, competitive treatment prices, and Tunisia’s success in medical tourism—particularly in cosmetics, eye surgery, and cardiac procedures. However, the public sector faces significant challenges, including a shortage of young professionals due to doctor migration and difficult working conditions, leading to below-par service quality in government hospitals. It’s important to note that the rating does not directly measure citizens’ experiences within public hospitals. Tunisia also benefits from a long-standing legacy in preventive health and basic healthcare services. Yet, there remains a gap between the private sector’s strengths and the struggles faced by public health services. This raises questions about how to transfer technological advances and expert skills into improving the quality of public healthcare for all citizens.
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