Tunisian Economic Delegation to Visit Niger from May 4 to 9, 2024

From May 4 to 9, 2024, a Tunisian economic delegation will head to Niamey, Niger, for a mission to develop trade and service exchanges. Organized by the National Chamber of Export Advisors (Utica) and the Economic Interest Group (GIE Tunisie Niger Développement), this initiative is supported by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry of Niger, according to the TAP agency.

Targeted Sectors

The mission will focus on sectors such as:

Agriculture
Energy
Finance
Telecommunications
Pharmaceutical industry
Tourism
Digital technology
Higher education
Vocational training
Infrastructure

Objectives

The aim is clear: to strengthen commercial ties and pave the way for increased collaboration between Tunisia and Niger, according to Riadh Azaiez, President of the Chamber. This mission is also expected to catalyze the establishment of Tunisian industrial investors in Niamey, promoting the presence of Tunisian products in Niger and vice versa, while encouraging bilateral knowledge and expertise transfer.

Program Highlights

The program includes a Tunisian-Nigerien economic forum with B2B meetings scheduled.

Trade Background

According to tunipages academy, Niger imported approximately $10.191 million worth of Tunisian goods, including food products, construction materials, and medical equipment. Meanwhile, Niger's exports to Tunisia reached $31,000.

Registration for B2B Meetings

To register for the B2B meetings, please visit this link by April 27, 2024, at the latest.