Tunisia is a Tier III nation that is located in North Africa 
. Tunisia borders 
Algeria and 
Libya.
Background[]
Tunisia is the northern point of Africa. Its coastline on the Mediterranean Sea made it the subject of many empires throughout history. The Phoenicians founded 
Carthage in Tunisia in the 8th century BC. Carthage became a major world power fighting Rome in the Punic Wars until they were finally defeated in 146 BC. The area then became a Roman province for over 500 years.
In the 7th century the Arabs invaded Tunisia and brought with them the religion of Islam. Today nearly 99% of Tunisians are Muslim. Tunisia remained a center of Arab culture and became part of the 
Ottoman Empire in the 16th century. Then in 1881, the French took control and remained in control until Tunisia became an independent country in 1956.
Base Statistics[]
Economy[]
Tunisia has a base income of $402,490, $44,430 of it is from resources and the rest from taxes.
Resources[]
| Resources of Tunisia | |
|---|---|
 Iron
|
+3.33 |
 Oil
|
+9.1 |
 Phosphate
|
+11.1 |
Military[]
Tunisia's manpower capacity on volunteer conscription laws is 96,864.
| Base Manpower Capacity of Tunisia per Conscription Law | |
|---|---|
| The following columns below present the manpower capacity from lowest (Disarmed) to highest (Required). RP stands for "Recruitable Population". | |
| Disarmed [1% RP] |
|
| Volunteer [2% RP] |
|
| Limited [5% RP] |
|
| Extensive [10% RP] |
|
| Required [25% RP] |
|
Geography[]
Terrain[]
Tunisia's terrain is Hilly, with a bit of flat terrain to the south and north-west. The Hilly terrain on the north-west can give the nation a small advantage against invaders from the west.
Biome[]
The biome of Tunisia is almost entirely Arid, with the exception of the north, which is the normal biome.
Cities[]
Tunisia has 24 cities with his largest city and capital being Tunis, Tunis haves a total of 2,5M population, in total this sums a total population of 4,843,173.
Formables[]
Tunisia can form 6 formables:
Arab League.- Islamic Caliphate.
- Carthage.
- African Union.
- Hafsid Dynasty.
- Maghreb Federation (not to be confused with the removed formable).
Strategy[]
Tunisia is blessed with a decent number of resources, which can be used for a greater economic output. First, take advantage of Tunisia's high phosphate output and build 3 fertilizer factories on the largest cities, in addition buy diamonds from nations such as 
South Africa to build a mine on Gafsa. Justify on Libya and Algeria. Since there will be close to no competition, sell as much 
Fertilizer as possible to AI nations. Once the justification finishes, declare war on both nations. Recruit as much infantry units as you can and slowly take them with your infantry. While annexing those nations, start work on an electronics factory, a steel factory, a motor factory, and if possible, 2 civilian factories and more fertilizer factories. Once you've annexed both nations, form the 
Hafsid Dynasty. This starts Tunisia off with a strong foundation which can be used to form other formables, such as Carthage and the 
Islamic Caliphate.
Threats[]
Tunisia has a lot of threats mainly because of having the most 
Phosphate together with 
Kazakhstan. These major threats include, but are not limited to:
- France wanting to form the French Empire.
- Germany or Spain colonizing North Africa to gain power.
- Italy, although it doesn't need it for the Italian Empire, it often takes it due to its Phosphate and its close proximity to itself and Libya, which is needed for it. It may also want to form the Roman Empire.
- Egypt, Morocco, Algeria and other nations wanting to expand into North Africa or wanting to form the Arab League or the Islamic Caliphate.
Trivia[]
- Before the Africa update, Tunisia could form 7 formables, once the most out of any nation.
- Three formables were removed: Saharan Kingdom, Maghreb Union, and Tuareg State,
- Three formables were removed:
- Currently Morocco, Tunisia and Malaysia have 6 formables the most ingame .
