Economic Forums Between Tunisia, Belgium, and Luxembourg: A Boost to Trade and Investment
The Tunisian trade representation, in coordination with the Tunisian-Belgian-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce, the Tunisian Embassy in Brussels, and the Foreign Investment Promotion Agency (FIPA) in Paris, organized a Tunisian-Belgian economic forum and a Tunisian-Luxembourg business forum. According to a statement from the Tunisian Export Promotion Center (CEPEX), these events, dedicated to promoting opportunities for trade cooperation, investment, and partnership with Tunisia, took place on November 12 and 13, 2025.
Key Highlights of the Forums
These meetings, held at the Brussels Chamber of Commerce (BECI) and the Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce, brought together a delegation of Tunisian economic operators from various sectors of activity. They highlighted the competitive advantages of Tunisia, its strategic positioning as a gateway to the African market, and the export opportunities offered in several key sectors.
Presentation of Trade Exchanges and Export Opportunities
The head of the Tunisian trade representation participated in these events, presenting an overview of Tunisia's trade exchanges with Belgium and Luxembourg, as well as a summary of export opportunities. He emphasized the national strategic vision for promoting exports and diversifying trade partnerships. He also participated in B2B meeting sessions, contributing to the rapprochement between Tunisian, Belgian, and Luxembourgish business communities.
Concrete Collaboration and Partnership
The discussions held during these forums identified concrete avenues for collaboration and consolidated the foundations for a strengthened economic and trade partnership with Belgian and Luxembourgish business communities. These initiatives are part of ongoing efforts to promote Tunisia's integration into international value chains and encourage an attractive and sustainable investment climate.
Promoting Trade and Investment
The forums aimed to promote trade and investment opportunities between Tunisia, Belgium, and Luxembourg, highlighting the competitive advantages of Tunisia and its strategic position in the African market. The events provided a platform for economic operators from the three countries to meet, discuss, and explore potential partnerships and collaborations.
