The Tunisia-Africa Business Council (TABC) and the Tunisian Consortium for Development in Africa (TUCAD) have announced the launch of the Permanent Deal Room, a structured, year-round platform designed to connect high-potential African projects with investors, financial institutions, banks, investment funds, technical partners and development stakeholders.
Building on the momentum generated by the FITA 2026 international conference, the initiative aims to transform one-off meetings between project promoters and investors into a permanent mechanism for identifying, structuring, supporting and connecting stakeholders around high-impact projects across Africa, TABC said in a statement released on Monday.
As part of the initiative, TABC and TUCAD have launched a first call for projects targeting companies, entrepreneurs, economic operators, consortiums and project developers seeking support in securing financing, strategic partners or development opportunities in Africa.
The Permanent Deal Room aims to identify and support robust, well-structured, high-potential projects across several priority sectors, including infrastructure, energy, industry, technology and digital services, healthcare, agriculture and agribusiness, logistics, high-value-added services, education and training, as well as expansion, development and internationalization projects.
Selected projects will benefit from tailored introductions to potential investors and partners, targeted pitching sessions and support in the financial, strategic and institutional structuring of their projects.
The initiative seeks to foster concrete partnerships, facilitate access to financing and contribute to the implementation of transformative projects that support Africa’s economic development.
Interested operators are invited to contact TABC and prepare application files containing information about their companies, including their sector of activity, turnover, the nature of the project, estimated financing needs, preferred financing format and the availability of a business plan.
