Tunisia Expects New Increase in Foreign Investments in 2026
Tunisia is anticipating a new surge in foreign investments in 2026, with an expected volume of around 4 billion dinars. This projection is based on the positive trend observed in recent years, according to data from the TAP agency.
Investment Intentions on the Rise
In 2025, investment intentions saw a significant increase, reaching nearly 8 billion dinars. A portion of these commitments is expected to materialize, as is usually the case. The authorities estimate that around half of these projects will be realized, which explains the expected level for 2026, as announced by the Director General of the FIPA.
Growing Interest in Tunisia
This trend confirms the growing interest of investors in Tunisia. The country's proximity to Europe, as well as economic transformations in certain regions of the world, are strengthening its attractiveness. Tunisia is particularly attracting investors from Europe and Asia, who are looking for new opportunities close to European markets.
Challenges and Opportunities
However, this dynamic remains fragile. International competition is strong, and several countries offer attractive conditions to capture these investments. According to the Director, Tunisia must therefore improve its business environment, develop its infrastructure, and simplify its procedures to turn intentions into concrete projects.
Key to Success
If Tunisia provides investors with its industrial zones, ensures effective support, and offers the necessary facilities while respecting environmental and urban planning standards, it will be able to strengthen its attractiveness and retain foreign investors, said Tebib.
Solid Assets
Moreover, despite the challenges to be overcome, the country has solid assets, including a qualified local workforce and a strategic geographical position. The objective is now to consolidate these advantages to attract more investments and support economic growth in the years to come.
