Canada and Tunisia to expand air links

The governments of Canada and Tunisia have reached a comprehensive air transport agreement that allows for an increase in flights and the full opening of airspace between the two countries. The agreement includes raising the number of passenger flights to 7 weekly flights for each side, compared to 4 previously, and permits airlines to access all airports and cities in both countries. Additionally, for the first time, it grants unlimited cargo rights for goods. This agreement is expected to boost tourism and trade exchanges, enabling Tunisian and Canadian national carriers to expand their networks, increase direct flights, and open new markets for companies. It supports the economic relations, which saw exchanges valued at $439 million in 2025, with direct Canadian investments amounting to $183 million.

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