Africa's Attractiveness and Stability Indices: Tunisia Ranks 9th in Economic Attractiveness and 17th in Stability
According to a study titled "Indices of Attractiveness and Stability in Africa" published on Monday, December 23, 2024, and developed by the Amadeus Institute and Casablanca Finance City, Tunisia ranks as the 9th most economically attractive country and 17th most stable out of 54 African countries.
The 2024 edition of the Amadeus Institute's Stability and Attractiveness Indices in Africa highlights that political stability and good governance are essential for attracting investments. Countries such as Morocco, Mauritius, and Cape Verde, with solid institutions and stable governance, illustrate the link between stability and attractiveness.
However, some regions remain hindered by instability, limiting their economic potential. The study emphasizes the importance of structural reforms to promote sustainable and inclusive development in Africa.
The evaluation criteria include market potential and dynamics, the quality of productive factors, resilience to social and environmental vulnerabilities, state sociology, and control of violence and security.
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