Global ports are facing mounting pressure to evolve as cleaner shipping fuels, tightening regulations, and emerging technologies fundamentally reshape maritime trade. With shipping currently accounting for roughly 2% of global...
Bako Motors’ inaugural export to the German market signals a new era for Tunisia’s automotive industry, as the country accelerates its transition toward high-value-added manufacturing and sustainable mobility. Tunisia has...
Moody’s has wrapped its periodic credit review of Tunisia, affirming the nation’s “Caa1” sovereign rating with a stable outlook despite significant debt repayments. The ratings agency noted that external financing...
Tunisia has placed sixth in Africa on the 2026 ICT Development Index (IDI) with a score of 80.1, far exceeding the continental average of 59, according to the ITU. While...
STEG authorizes hybrid solar-battery installations amid record electricity demand and rolling blackouts Tunisia’s state-owned utility, STEG, has authorized households and businesses connected to the low-voltage grid to install battery energy...
The 200-year-old Bavarian premium porcelain manufacturer selects Tunisia for its first-ever industrial facility on the continent, creating over 500 jobs in North Africa German premium porcelain manufacturer BHS Tabletop AG...
The Tunisia Investment Authority (TIA) officially activated the National Investor Platform recently, introducing a comprehensive digital gateway designed to streamline administrative procedures and enhance communication between investors and government agencies....
German EMS provider DELTEC acquires Cicor’s Borj Cédria production site in Tunisia, marking its first factory outside Germany with a massive 10,000 sqm expansion and over 500 new jobs. German...
Tunisia’s industrial sector attracted TND 754.6 million in declared investments during the first four months of 2026, marking an 18% year-on-year increase and generating 12,934 new jobs across 745 projects,...
Exports rise 9% to 34.6B dinars while imports jump 13.3%, driven by energy and food costs Tunisia’s trade deficit surged 26.9% to 12.6 billion dinars in the first half of...
