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Welcome to the News page of FIPA-Tunisia, your source. To be on the lookout for new developments in the investment environment and new locations in Tunisia. The “News” section also keeps you informed of FIPA’s participation in international events. Explore our articles for an in-depth understanding of the developments impacting the Tunisian economic landscape.

14 12 2023

The German PSZ Electronic opens a 4th unit in Tunisia

The company PSZ Electronic, specialized in the manufacture of electrical and telephone cables, intends to expand further in Tunisia by opening in January 2024 its 4th unit at the Ghezala industrial Zone in the Bizerte governorate…

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10 12 2023

The WB and the IFC support FDI 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 from October 23 to 27, 2023…

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10 09 2023

Tunis twice awarded in Kigali on inclusive and sustainable investment

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, Rwanda…

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10 09 2023

Financial transfers to Tunisia reached 5.8 billion dinars at the end of June 2023,

Financial transfers to Tunisia reached 5.8 billion dinars at the end of June 2023, compared to 11.6 billion dinars during the same period the previous year, according to the bulletin of the Central Bank of Tunisia…

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01 12 2023

Economy flash in Tunisia

According to the Central Bank, the indicators of e-banking reveal a clear improvement in the first nine months of 2022 compared to the same period last year. The BCT also reports an increase in merchant sites of 4% reaching 1,489 at the end of September against 1,436 sites in 2021.

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25 12 2022

Finance Law 2023: What we must remember​

The 2023 finance Law provides for a deficit of almost 7.5 billion dinars, given that the expenses of the state budget will be at the level of 54 billion dinars, while the revenues will not exceed 46.4 billion dinars…

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