Tunisia is intensifying efforts to attract Turkish investors, with the Tunisian-Turkish Chamber of Commerce and Industry outlining key industrial sectors for collaboration. The chamber's priorities include automotive components, electronics, and textiles, aiming to leverage Tunisia's strategic location and trade agreements.
According to a statement from the chamber, the initiative seeks to boost bilateral trade, which reached $1.2 billion in 2025. Turkish companies already operate in Tunisia, particularly in manufacturing and energy, and the new focus aims to diversify investments into higher-value industries.
The chamber's president emphasized Tunisia's competitive advantages, including proximity to European markets and qualified labor. No specific investment targets or timelines were provided, but the chamber plans to organize business forums and matchmaking events in 2026.
