Turkish Company "VANTELA" to Invest in Tunisia
The Turkish company "VANTELA", specialized in the textile industry, has announced its intention to invest in Tunisia. The General Manager of "VANTELA", Mahmut VANLI, added during a meeting held recently in Tunis with the General Manager of the Foreign Investment Promotion Agency (FIPA), Jalel Tebib, that the company has already initiated the necessary procedures, accompanied by the services of FIPA.
Key Points of the Investment
- The company's interest in Tunisia's assets, including a qualified workforce, geographical proximity to Europe, and favorable conditions for foreign investors
- The meeting aims to explore opportunities for industrial collaboration in the textile sector, a strategic area for the Tunisian economy
- FIPA's commitment to supporting international investors in all stages of their projects
The officials of the Turkish company highlighted their interest in the Tunisian site's advantages, particularly a qualified workforce, geographical proximity to Europe, and favorable conditions offered to foreign investors. This meeting, which is part of the dynamic of strengthening Tunisian-Turkish partnerships, aims to explore opportunities for industrial collaboration in the textile sector, a strategic area for the Tunisian economy, FIPA announced on Wednesday, November 26, 2025.
FIPA's Support for Investors
On his part, Tebib presented the reforms undertaken to improve the business climate and facilitate the establishment of foreign companies, recalling that Tunisia remains a competitive industrial and logistical platform in the Mediterranean. He reaffirmed FIPA's commitment to supporting international investors in all stages of their projects and welcomed the growing interest of Turkish companies in the Tunisian destination.
Growth of the Textile Sector
It is worth noting that the textile and clothing sector is currently experiencing strong growth. Foreign direct investment (FDI) in the sector recorded a 27.9% increase by the end of September 2025, rising from 135.9 million dinars (MD) in 2024 to 173.8 MD during the same period in 2025.
