The revision of Tunisia’s Investment Code aims to modernize the legal framework in order to stimulate growth, create jobs, and strengthen national competitiveness.
It seeks to simplify procedures, clarify measures and improve the business climate so as to attract and secure both domestic and foreign investment, according to Mosaique FM.
The draft revision also promotes regional development and social justice by directing investment toward priority and high value-added sectors, while supporting business creation and decent job opportunities.
As part of the State’s major structural reforms, the initiative is based on harmonizing the legislative framework, advancing digitalization, revising incentives, and upgrading practical tools such as the national investor platform and the one-stop shop.
The success of this move depends on the involvement of all public institutions to effectively support investors and strengthen confidence in the Tunisian economy.
