Tunisian Economy Remains Resilient Despite Challenges
The Tunisian economy remains resilient in the face of difficulties, according to Samir Majoul, President of the Utica, who highlighted the private sector's ability to overcome recent challenges and collaborate with the government to implement reforms. During the Tunisian-Egyptian Economic Forum, he emphasized efforts to improve the business climate and attract investment, noting that several Tunisian projects in Egypt are currently under consideration.
Key Points
- Majoul called for strengthening common investments and trade exchanges, which remain below the potential of the two countries.
- He also stressed the need to facilitate bilateral cooperation through legislative measures, free movement, investment support, and the development of regional partnerships.
- Additionally, he emphasized the importance of deeper Arab economic integration and coordination on environmental issues.
A Path Forward
Majoul's comments underscore the importance of collaboration between the private sector and government to drive economic growth and development. By working together to improve the business climate and attract investment, Tunisia and Egypt can unlock their full potential and promote economic prosperity in the region.
