Tunisia has unveiled an ambitious plan to fully digitize its public administration as part of its 2026-2030 development strategy, aiming to streamline bureaucracy and boost transparency. The announcement was made following a ministerial council meeting on digital transition, chaired by Prime Minister Sarra Zaafrani Zenzri on Friday. The five-year roadmap encompasses 192 separate digital projects designed to modernize how the state interacts with citizens and businesses. According to a government statement, the initiative seeks to generalize electronic payments across public services, ensure seamless data sharing between government bodies, and significantly…
Tunisia Launches Major Drive to Digitise Public Services by 2030
