Total declared investment volume reached 8,356 million dinars (MD), marking a significant increase of 39.3% compared to 2024, the Tunisia Investment Authority (TIA) said in its annual bulletin 2025 released Monday.
These investments will generate 101,681 new jobs, confirming the renewed attractiveness of the Tunisian economic ecosystem.
The services sector has now emerged as the primary driver of employment with nearly 60,000 positions (59% of the total), supported by a 75% increase in investment to 1,755 MDT.
Industry, while experiencing a cyclical adjustment (-14.3% in volume), maintains its structural foundation with 35% of declared investments (2,924 MD) and 39% of jobs to be created, confirming its role as a pillar of the Tunisian economy.
In parallel, renewable energy is consolidating its strategic role with 1,685 MD (20% of the total), aligning with the national energy roadmap towards 2035. Agriculture, meanwhile, shows notable resilience (+11.6% to 1,347 MD), while tourism is experiencing exceptional growth of 238%, driven notably by a major 300 MD project in Jendouba.
This dynamism is built on three fundamental pillars:
Investor Confidence: 74% of projects are new creations, demonstrating the renewed attractiveness of Tunisia as a site;
Inclusive Territorial Development: 54% of investments are directed towards regional development zones;
National Confidence: With 65% of the total (5,434 MD), national investment is a strong signal of confidence in Tunisia’s economic opportunities.
The Tunisia Investment Authority (TIA) reaffirms its role as a strategic facilitator to position Tunisia as a competitive investment hub in the Mediterranean and remains committed to supporting national and international investors in realizing projects that create sustainable value and skilled jobs.
