A multisectoral Tunisian business mission will travel to Cotonou, Benin, from December 1 to 4, 2025, aiming to strengthen economic ties and explore investment opportunities in this strategic market.
The initiative is organized by the Tunisia Africa Business Council (TABC) in partnership with the African Network of Entrepreneurs and Investors (REVIA).
Benin was chosen for its economic dynamism, with one of the region’s highest growth rates and notable political stability.
Its attractive investment framework, including an investment code offering fiscal and customs incentives, makes it an ideal platform.
Another major advantage is its geographical location: bordering Nigeria, Africa’s largest market, and home to the Port of Cotonou, one of the busiest in West Africa.
The mission will target several key sectors, including agriculture, industry, renewable energy, infrastructure, digital technology, health, and logistics.
Tunisian participants will benefit from targeted B2B meetings to build partnerships, identify investment projects, and engage with both institutional actors and private companies in Benin.
Personalized support will be provided to participating companies before, during, and after the mission, including site visits and direct exchanges with local decision-makers.
The TABC, an NGO working to strengthen economic relations between Tunisia and Africa, invites Tunisian companies to seize this opportunity to establish or expand their activities in this fast-growing market at the heart of a transforming West Africa.
