The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region in general, and Tunisia in particular, is open for business. The economic and legal environment is coping well following the Arab spring, which has heralded a new era, and UK investors and their lawyers are encouraged to cooperate, but not colonise. Those were the clear messages coming out of two back-to-back conferences organised by the international law firm Brown Rudnick, in association with the International Chamber of Commerce, the Tunisian Bar Association and the Law Firm Network, in Tunis on earlier this month.
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