Tunisia is a key player in the aerospace sector, offering a unique mix of know-how, innovation and strategic positioning. Discover how the Tunisian sky becomes the setting for aeronautical achievements of international scope.
● Tunisia is the First country in the Maghreb to launch a 100% local satellite.
● 1st in Africa in terms of graduates from scientific and engineering fields.
● + 80 Companies , 90% of which are totally exporting companies.
● + 17,000 direct jobs that stimulate the economy and local employment.
Innovation-driven development: The Tunisian aeronautical industry is characterised by its commitment to innovation and continuous modernization. Quality and industrial upgrade programs ensure that the sector remains at the cutting edge of technology. Certified aeronautical players (ISO 9001, EN9100, NADCAP, ISO14001, ISO18001, EASA, CMMI, etc.) guarantee high standards of quality.
Tunisia benefits from advantageous regulations, creating an environment conducive to investment and growth.
Intellectual property rights protection: Strong legislation guarantees the security of the investor’s assets and ensures robust protection of intellectual property rights.
Tunisia stands out with pride on the global aeronautics stage, marking significant milestones in the industry while successfully mastering the aeronautical value chain. Thanks to in-depth expertise and strategic partnerships with key players, the country is consolidating its position as an essential player in the manufacturing of aeronautical components, equipment and systems. This mastery of the value chain confirms Tunisia’s competitiveness in the global aeronautics sector and reinforces its role as a privileged hub for aviation-related activities.
The Tunisian aeronautical sector thanks to an exceptional pool of talent, supported by a robust educational infrastructure. With more than 260 university establishments and 1,000 professional training centres, the country produces more than 65,000 graduates annually, more than 30% of whom specialize in scientific and engineering fields. This abundance of skills is reinforced by a network of 47 schools and establishments dedicated to the training of engineers, thus creating a unique educational and professional ecosystem.
The Tunisian aerospace sector thrives with an exceptional cutting-edge infrastructure and innovation network. These key elements position Tunisia as a major player in the global aeronautical industry.