SAVOR the taste of a new experience

Discover the richness of Tunisian flavors through its flourishing agri-food industry. From sweet dates to quality olive oils, immerse yourself in a world of delights with passion and tradition. Explore how Tunisian ingenuity and know-how transform local products into world-renowned culinary masterpieces. Place your investments in the first African country to be recognized Organic by the European Union.

PILOT your investment in Tunisia

Take a position at the heart of a booming automotive industry, driven by a solid investment framework that encourages innovation and value creation. Thanks to its geographical proximity to Europe, its mastery of “Just in time”, Tunisia is considered as a destination of choice for global equipment manufacturers, particularly favorable to the generation of added value, competitiveness and export to the most demanding markets.

More than a welcoming region for your investments

Discover how this thriving metropolis combines tradition and innovation to provide an environment favourable to economic growth and the success of your investment project. The Tunisian capital presents a stimulating environment for your entrepreneurial initiatives.

Discover how Tunisia attracts and develops world-class talent to propel your company to new heights. Long recognized as the Arab and African country that invests the most in education (1/3 of the state budget), Tunisia can pride itself on winning the bet on human capital. Its skills have easily gained the trust of multinational companies established in Tunisia to rise to top management and are also highly sought after in Europe, Africa, and the Middle East.

A dynamic Tunisian economy, offering a variety of opportunities for investors worldwide. Rooted in its African and Arab dimensions, Tunisia is an exceptionally open country with both Mediterranean shores, which account for 80% of its external trade. Industry, agriculture, and tourism form the solid, balanced diversity of the Tunisian economy. The services sector, benefiting from dedicated legislation since the mid-1980s, has taken on a whole new dimension, propelling its contribution to GDP to 60%.

Discover why Tunisia is the strategic choice to expand your business horizons on a global scale. The proclamation of the April 1972 law and the creation of the API (Agence de Promotion de l’Industrie) the same year propelled Tunisia to the rank of the first exporting country of finished products from the southern shore of the Mediterranean to Europe. This geographical, cultural and linguistic proximity to Europe makes Tunisia a partner of choice for global players whose growth rely on the European market.

CONNECT to a booming sector

Explore the dynamic landscape of Information and Communication Technologies in Tunisia, where innovation, connectivity and growth intersect. Having become a leading technological hub, Tunisia attracts creative minds and businesses looking for an environment conducive to digital development. With an annual growth rate of 8%, digital is dedicated to great prospects in Tunisia.

The External Investment Promotion Agency (FIPA-Tunisia) and the Tunisia Investment Authority (TIA), in collaboration with the World Bank and the International Finance Corporation, organized a training and evaluation action from October 23 to 27, 2023. ​This event was marked by the presence of Jalel Tebib, Director General of FIPA-Tunisia, Namia Ayadi, President of the TIA and representatives of the IFC- World Bank.

According to a press release from the FIPA, said training was mainly focused on workshops on assistance to “AfterCare” companies and direct canvassing of “Lead Generation” companies. ​Targeting FIPA and TIA executives, this training was an opportunity to exchange and discuss best practices for the development of these aspects. Two visits with the heads of the IFC-World Bank and the executives of the two institutions were organized on the sidelines of this training and evaluation action.

These are two leading companies that have benefited from the support during their implementations in Tunisia, namely :

Selt Marine, specialized in the cultivation and treatment of marine algae in several sectors (agri-food, parapharmacy, cosmetics…),

Desert Joy, specialized in the cultivation of tomatoes of several varieties with highly developed techniques.

Moreover, FIPA recalls that in 2022, 81% of FDI operations in Tunisia come from expansion operations, a sign of satisfaction and renewed confidence from foreign companies that have already invested in Tunisia. In addition, 430 extension projects generated 1,587.9 MTND (92%) and created 9,134 (69%) new job positions.

Source: https://www.entreprises-magazine.com ​

TAKE OFF your aerospace activity from Tunisia

Tunisia is taking off as 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 theater of accomplishments and aeronautical achievements of international scale. Every two years, in Paris, during the Paris Air Show,the world’s first industrial fair dedicated to the aerospace industry, Tunisian aerospace is in the spotlight.

The city of Tunis has obtained two awards at the Leadership for smart cities summit: investing in inclusive and sustainable cities of future” (leadership for smart cities: investing in inclusive and sustainable cities of the future) held in Kigali in Rwanda from September 06 to 08 in progress.​
According to a press release published on the official page of the Ministry of Communication technologies, a report carried out by a group of experts, as part of a partnership program between the United Nations and the Alliance for an Intelligent Africa (Smart Africa), ranked the city of Tunis among the first African cities with a good digital infrastructure and whose digital services provided to citizens are developed.​
The prizes were awarded to the Minister of communication technologies, Nizar Ben Néji, who participated in the work of a session on the connection of smart cities of the future during which the emphasis was placed on the importance of developing the digital infrastructure to guarantee equal opportunities in access to digital services.​
More than 1,000 participants and about fifty exhibitors took part in the work of the Summit and discussed ways to overcome the challenges to transform African cities into smart and sustainable cities that take advantage of technological developments to improve the quality of life of citizens.

Source (translated from): https://africanmanager.com​​

Link: https://africanmanager.com/la-ville-de-tunis-obtient-deux-prix-au-sommet-de-kigali-sur-linvestissement-dans-les-villes-inclusives-et-durables-de-lavenir/