Tunisia Investment Authority Announces 2025 Annual Report
The Tunisia Investment Authority (TIA) is pleased to announce the publication of its 2025 Annual Report, revealing a robust and diversified investment dynamic.
Key Highlights
- The total volume of declared investments reached 8,356.4 million dinars (MDT), marking a significant increase of 39.3% compared to 2024.
- These investments will generate 101,681 new jobs, confirming the renewed attractiveness of the Tunisian economic ecosystem.
Sectoral Breakdown
- The services sector has emerged as the primary driver of employment, with nearly 60,000 jobs (59% of the total), supported by a 75% increase in investments to 1,755.4 MDT.
- The industry sector, although affected by a conjunctural adjustment (-14.3% in volume), maintains its structural anchor with 35% of declared investments (2,924.7 MDT) and 39% of jobs to be created, confirming its role as a pillar of the Tunisian economy.
- Renewable energies are consolidating their strategic role with 1,685.1 MDT (20% of the total), in line with the national energy roadmap by 2035.
- Agriculture is showing notable resilience (+11.6% to 1,347.5 MDT), while tourism is experiencing exceptional growth of 238%, driven in part by a major project worth 300 MDT in Jendouba.
Foundations of Investment Dynamic
The investment dynamic is based on three fundamental pillars:
- Investor Confidence: 74% of projects are new creations, testifying to the renewed attractiveness of the Tunisian site.
- Inclusive Territorial Development: 54% of investments are oriented towards regional development zones.
- National Confidence: With 65% of the total (5,433.9 MDT), national investment is a strong signal of confidence in Tunisian economic opportunities.
TIA's Role
The TIA reaffirms its role as a strategic facilitator to position Tunisia as a competitive investment hub in the Mediterranean and remains committed to supporting national and international investors in the realization of projects that create sustainable value and qualified jobs.
