Tunisia Confirms its Attractiveness to European Industrialists
Especially in the Automotive Sector
The Tunisian government has confirmed its attractiveness to European industrialists, particularly in the automotive sector. From February 2 to 6, 2026, the Italian group ARGOMM will conduct a prospecting visit to examine the conditions for creating an industrial unit specializing in technical rubber components, mainly for the automotive sector.
Delegation Led by Alessandro Mondini and Marco Rossetti
The delegation, led by Alessandro Mondini and Marco Rossetti, will visit several strategic industrial zones, including Menzel Bourguiba, Enfidha, and El Fahs, with the goal of identifying sites that meet the technical and logistical requirements of the project. This mission is part of an in-depth analysis of Tunisia's industrial potential, both in terms of infrastructure and positioning in international value chains.
Strategic Exchange with FIPA-Tunisia
On February 2, the Italian delegation was received at the FIPA-Tunisia headquarters by its General Director, Jalel Tebib. The discussions focused on the investment climate, regulatory environment, and opportunities offered by Tunisia in high-value-added industrial sectors. Jalel Tebib highlighted the importance of Italian investments in Tunisia's industrial fabric, emphasizing their structuring role in several manufacturing sectors. He also reaffirmed FIPA-Tunisia's availability to support ARGOMM Group in all aspects related to a potential establishment.
ARGOMM Group: A Reference Actor in Technical Components
ARGOMM Group is an international industrial group specializing in the manufacture of technical rubber components, rubber-metal, and thermoplastic materials. Its products are intended for demanding sectors such as the automotive industry, mechatronics, electronics, hydraulics, and various industrial applications. With several production units in Europe and Asia, the group is a Tier 1 supplier to major international automotive manufacturers, a positioning that testifies to its level of technological expertise and quality standards.
Tunisia: A Consolidating Industrial Platform
This visit takes place in a context where Tunisia is seeking to consolidate its role as a competitive industrial platform, particularly in the automotive industry and related activities. The country is relying on its proximity to Europe, its qualified human capital, and its industrial ecosystem to attract projects with high technological content and job creation.
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