Reform of the Exchange Code: A Key Step towards Modernizing the Tunisian Economy
The reform of the Exchange Code is presented as a crucial step in modernizing the Tunisian economy and improving the country's attractiveness to investors.
Hearing Session on the New Exchange Code
On June 1, 2026, the Finance and Budget Committee of the Assembly of People's Representatives held a hearing session dedicated to the proposed law on the new Exchange Code. The meeting brought together deputies who are members and non-members of the committee, as well as representatives of the Confederation of Citizen Enterprises of Tunisia.
A Structuring Reform
During the session, speakers emphasized the structuring nature of this reform, which goes beyond a simple technical revision. It aims to profoundly transform the framework governing financial operations with foreign countries. The representatives of the confederation called for a transition to a more flexible system, defending a logic of framed economic freedom with a posteriori control rather than a prior authorization regime. They also highlighted the need to simplify procedures and set clear deadlines for administrative responses.
Integrating Global Economic Evolutions
They also stressed the importance of integrating global economic developments, particularly in the areas of:
- Digital technology
- Fintechs
- Cross-border services According to them, the future framework must allow Tunisia to remain competitive and attractive.
A Strategic Reform
The deputies recalled that this reform is strategic, directly affecting the country's economic and financial balances. They called for a progressive approach that can reconcile economic openness with macroeconomic stability.
Consensus on the Importance of the Project
The session concluded with a consensus on the importance of this project, considered a structuring reform for the future of the business climate and investment in Tunisia.
