Cloud & Infrastructure Summit 2026: Securing Tunisia’s Digital Sovereignty in the Age of AI & Cloud
As cloud computing, data management, and artificial intelligence take on an increasingly strategic role in modern IT ecosystems, digital sovereignty has emerged as a critical priority for businesses, public institutions, and the broader Tunisian economy.
Where is sensitive data hosted? Who controls access to it? How can organizations balance technological innovation, cybersecurity, regulatory compliance, performance, and full control over critical infrastructure? What strategic roadmap should be adopted to mitigate growing dependence on international tech platforms?
These pressing questions will take center stage at the Cloud & Infrastructure Summit (CIS), taking place on September 4, 2026, at the Radisson Blu Convention Center in Tunis.
A Cross-Sector Dialogue on Tunisia’s Digital Future
This latest edition will convene public and private decision-makers, C-suite executives, CIOs, technology experts, and industry leaders from the cloud, cybersecurity, data, AI, telecommunications, and infrastructure sectors. Together, they will exchange insights, challenge assumptions, and align strategies around Tunisia’s ongoing digital transformation.
Digital Sovereignty: Beyond Data Localization
Digital sovereignty will serve as a core pillar of the summit. Moving beyond simple data localization, the agenda will explore:
- Data governance & compliance frameworks
- Cloud deployment models & hybrid architectures
- Cybersecurity resilience & threat mitigation
- Next-generation infrastructure & data centers
- AI integration & ethical deployment
- Organizational control & technological autonomy
The CIS Summit is designed to foster high-level dialogue among government bodies, enterprises, and technology vendors around a single, defining question: How can Tunisian organizations build a high-performance digital strategy while strengthening their resilience and technological sovereignty?
Shaping Tomorrow’s Digital Infrastructure
The day will be driven by expert-led panels, interactive roundtables, keynote addresses, and targeted B2B networking sessions. Attendees will engage with the critical technological and strategic decisions that will define Tunisia’s digital infrastructure for years to come.
