FIPA-Tunisia 2024. All rights and photo credits reserved Numeryx Tunisia
FIPA-Tunisia 2024. All rights and photo credits reserved Numeryx Tunisia
Immerse in the constantly evolving world of the Information and Communication Technology Industry in Tunisia, where innovation is the engine of digital transformation. Tunisia is emerging as a major player in the field, offering fertile ground for companies aspiring to push the limits of creativity.
● 2nd in terms of number of graduates from scientific and engineering fields worldwide.
● 2nd In Terms Of Government Maturity In Artificial Intelligence Across Africa.
● 1st Best Startup Attraction Program In Africa.
● 2,200 Active Companies In The Sector.
● 40,000 Direct Jobs Contribute To The Vitality Of The Industry.
The ICT sector represents 11% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), highlighting its significant impact on the national economy. With more than 600 innovative companies, the sector is distinguished by an average annual growth rate of 8%, testifying to its commitment to modernization and innovation. In addition, 52% of innovative companies are export-oriented, strengthening the international anchoring of the Tunisian ICT sector.
Tunisia has adopted a legal framework conducive to investment and innovation, strengthening its strategic position. Thanks to the startup ACT law and the national plan “Digital Tunisia 2025,” the country aims to become a leading regional technological hub.
Business friendly legal framework: Take advantage of a favourable regulatory environment, encouraged by the Tunisian government, which facilitates the creation and development of companies in the digital field.
Tunisia stands out for the quality of its human capital, a real engine of competitiveness in the digital sector. With more than 260 higher education institutions, the country trains qualified and efficient resources, fueling the constant growth of the sector.
● Nearly 65,000 graduates per year, with 16% specialising in ICT fields.
● Nearly 1,000 vocational training institutions offer over 370 specialties.
● An impressive research force with more than 20,000 researchers, placing Tunisia at the top of the concentrations of researchers among Arab and African countries.
The dynamic evolution of the digital sector in Tunisia is based on state-of-the-art infrastructures, aligned with international standards. The country is committed to setting up an ecosystem conducive to innovation and the emergence of a new generation of companies.
