investment intentions in the industrial sector fell 35% in the first quarter of this year, a figure considered very significant compared to the same period of 2017, head of the Tunisian Investment Authority Mondher Ben Brahim said in a statement to AfricanManager,
Ben Brahim, in the same context, stressed that this indicator “warns against the deterioration of the investment climate in Tunisia,” adding that the Tunisian Investment Authority will next June present to the Prime Minister a report containing the most important proposals to improve the business climate in Tunisia.
In addition to this report, the authority will soon grant the first financial incentives and subsidies for large investment projects costing more than 15 million dinars.
