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Tunisia – vocational training: Specialties with 100% employability

Tunisia has consistently given significant priority to the vocational training sector, which has experienced steady growth over the years. A deep reform of the vocational...

Italy, top destination for Tunisian footwear exports

Tunisia’s leather and footwear sector recorded a positive performance in 2024, with exports covering 163.9% of imports and total exports reaching 2,182.1 million dinars. According...

Saharan tourism makes a remarkable comeback in Tozeur!

Saharan tourism remains an untapped wealth of Tunisia’s national economy. Promoting it today is more than a necessity, it is an underexploited niche with...

Stock Exchange: Listed companies generate 18.5 billion dinars — Tech leads

The overall revenue of listed companies rose by 5.7% during the first nine months of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024, reaching...

Tunisian banks’ performance remains constrained, according to Fitch Ratings

Tunisian banks face continued challenges from high inflation, slow economic growth, and heightened interest rates, said Fitch Ratings.  Subdued credit growth (0.6% in 5M25) reflects...

AfCFTA: Electronic platform to digitize issuance of certificates of origin

The Ministry of Trade and Export Development is working to launch an electronic platform to digitize the issuance of certificates of origin for exporting...

Gabes: Call to change development model based on chemical industries

“The development model centered on polluting chemical industries must be revised,” Mohamed El Kdiri, member of the Gabes Regional Council, told TAP news agency. The...

Tunisian economy demonstrates resilience supported by several positive indicators

Despite a delicate economic context during the first months of 2025, the Tunisian economy has shown resilience in the face of various external shocks.  Several...

CTAF: Over 84% of suspicious activity reports come from financial sector

The financial sector (banks and the National Postal Office) submitted 1,230 suspicious activity reports (SARs) to the Tunisian Financial Analysis Commission (CTAF), representing 84.23%...

Over nine million tourists as of October 20!

The tourism sector is experiencing an unprecedented rebound in 2025, exceeding even the most optimistic forecasts. After the difficult years of the COVID crisis...

SMEs still facing financing challenges

Nearly 35% of Tunisian SMEs report that difficulty in obtaining credit directly limits their ability to export, according to the results of the second...

1,451.3 million dinars in declared investments by end of September

Declared investments in the industrial sector reached 1,451.3 million dinars by the end of September 2025, with 2,224 declared projects that, once completed, are...
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