Tunisia’s economic diversification push has spotlighted key sectors demonstrating strong growth momentum which is being spearheaded by its tech-savvy youth demographic – these represent strategic avenues for investment.
With over 300 days of sunshine annually, investments in solar power generation and green hydrogen hold immense potential supported by favorable regulations.
Tunisia has established itself as a leading global IT outsourcing hub with over 1,000 operating companies – further growth is imminent as digital adoption accelerates. Utilizing promising talent in areas like graphic design and game development, Tunisia is looking to emulate success stories from Asia’s creative hubs.
Homegrown startups are harnessing technologies from AI to 3D printing to expand healthcare access – ample room for disruption exists in this sector. By channeling investment into these high-potential areas so that stakeholders can tap into Tunisia’s next phase of technology-fueled growth.
Tunisia has reiterated plans to increase the contribution from high-potential sectors to GDP, exports and employment. The government aims to raise IT services exports to $1 billion by 2025. Similarly— the renewable energy sector is projected to see investments exceeding $1 billion in solar and wind projects over the next 5 years. These quantitative targets underscore Tunisia’s commitment to channeling systematic support into the growth of emerging sectors.
Making use of its expanding pool of engineering talent and proximity to major automotive hubs—Tunisia has intensified efforts to attract parts manufacturing and electric vehicle assembly investments. Dedicated industrial parks, customs efficiencies and research partnerships are being developed to position Tunisia as an electric mobility hub serving African and European markets.