Tunisia recorded a sharp rebound in investments last year, with declared volumes jumping 39.3% to 8,356.4 million dinars (around $2.7 billion), according to the 2025 annual report released Monday by the Tunisia Investment Authority (TIA). The surge is expected to generate 101,681 new jobs, a 5% increase from 2024. Services lead job creation, renewables gain ground The services sector emerged as the country’s primary employment engine, accounting for nearly 60,000 positions—or 59% of total projected jobs. Investments in services soared 75% to 1,755.4 MDT ($566 million), signaling a structural shift…