Under the Impetus of ENSI Junior Entreprise, the Innovation Meeting is About to Open Up New Perspectives for the Tunisian Economy
The Press — Making Tunisia a sustainable economic and technological hub is the vision carried by the third edition of "GET Entrepreneurial", organized by "Ensi Junior Entreprise" (EJE) at the National School of Computer Science (Ensi). Scheduled for October 22, this event promises to be a major meeting of innovation and collaboration between the academic world, public institutions, and the private sector.
A Platform to Transform the Economy
For nearly twenty years, "Ensi Junior Entreprise" has established itself as a key player in digital consulting and student entrepreneurship in Tunisia. With its expertise and the support of its alumni network (former Ensi students), the association has developed a true culture of innovation. It is in this spirit that "GET Entrepreneurial" was born: a platform for reflection and action aimed at connecting talents, decision-makers, and investors, and at emerging projects capable of sustainably transforming the Tunisian economic fabric.
The 2025 edition promises to be rich in encounters and exchanges. Hundreds of participants, experts, start-ups, and companies are expected to take part in high-level discussions, immersive workshops, and strategic matchmaking sessions. "What if, instead of waiting for an economic miracle, we provoked it ourselves?" emphasizes journalist Karim Ben Saïd. This phrase summarizes the philosophy of the event: that of a Tunisia that chooses to act, innovate, and reinvent itself.
Among the major themes on the program, an essential question will be at the heart of the discussions: on which sectors should Tunisia focus to stand out by 2035? The discussions will highlight the most promising fields — digital technologies, renewable energies, agro-industry, training, and applied research — and will propose ways to direct investments towards high-potential activities.
The speakers will also focus on defining the means to finance "less but better", by establishing more targeted and effective support mechanisms. This selective approach, combined with better coordination between public and private actors, could enable Tunisia to consolidate its position as a regional innovation hub.
Access to Markets and Opening Up Horizons
Another strong axis of the event will focus on access to public and international markets. The exchanges will highlight the strategic role of the Tunisian diaspora in conquering new markets and enhancing local know-how abroad. Participants will also debate the place of start-ups in public procurement policies and the idea of an innovative state buyer, capable of supporting young companies through national orders.
This opening is perceived as an essential condition for the competitiveness and internationalization of Tunisian SMEs, particularly towards African and European markets.
The debates will also address the issue of financing and investment, at the heart of the concerns of Tunisian entrepreneurs. It will be a question of examining new economic models capable of supporting growth without hindering risk-taking. The role of the diaspora, the diversification of investment funds, and the modernization of financing mechanisms will be among the paths explored.
The day will close with an ambitious value proposition: the establishment of a Tunisian "Innovation Act", a legislative framework aimed at supporting start-ups, stimulating investment, and promoting an environment conducive to creativity and competitiveness.
Beyond economic debates, "GET Entrepreneurial 3.0" will devote a large space to sustainable innovation through the Green & Tech Day. This thematic day will be punctuated by workshops, technological demonstrations, and an interactive exhibition around green solutions.
The "GET E Pitch" will highlight the most promising projects, while the "GET E Awards" will reward creativity and commitment: the most innovative solution award, the jury's favorite, and the CSR award. These distinctions will symbolize the will to promote a generation of entrepreneurs committed to ecological and digital transition.
A Dynamic and Unifying Ecosystem
The event will bring together a wide range of actors: young entrepreneurs, company directors, investors, academics, researchers, consultants, and representatives of public organizations. Networking spaces will facilitate synergies and multiply opportunities for collaboration.
Whether it's B2B, B2C, or B2G meetings, each exchange will aim to concretize projects, create value, and strengthen bridges between the different links in the ecosystem.
By bringing together the nation's vital forces around a single ambition, Ensi Junior Entreprise confirms its role as a catalyst for ideas and initiatives. "GET Entrepreneurial 3.0" promises to be more than just a forum: a collective movement for a Tunisia that believes in its talents, its youth, and its innovation potential. Because beyond the speeches, it is now a question of building a sustainable future, based on knowledge, creativity, and trust. A future that Tunisia no longer wants to wait for, but to build.
