Tunisia Prepares to Take a New Step in Modernizing its Investment Climate
Tunisia is set to embark on a new stage in modernizing its investment climate. According to Hatem Soussi, Central Director of the FIPA (Foreign Investment Promotion Agency), a national investment platform is currently under development and is expected to be operational by early 2026. This new digital tool will simplify administrative procedures, accelerate authorization processes, and strengthen transparency in the investment process.
This initiative is part of the national reform plan, with 45% of the reforms already implemented, and aims to attract more foreign direct investment, particularly in the automotive sector, which has seen significant growth (+27.7% over nine months). In parallel, the state is working to improve logistics and port infrastructure, essential elements for enhancing the country's industrial and export competitiveness.
