Swiss decision may alter Tunisia ties

Switzerland plans to reorganize its development aid priorities starting in 2029, reducing the number of countries it focuses on from 34 to 21. This includes Tunisia and several middle-income countries such as Nepal, Armenia, Georgia, Zimbabwe, and Tanzania. According to the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation, this shift is part of a broader restructuring of the country’s foreign aid policy, with continued support for six long-term humanitarian contexts and a reduction in support to international organizations from 24 to 18. Currently, Tunisia is considered a priority country, but this priority is likely to change after 2028, which could impact current cooperation programs and lead to potential adjustments in the course of development aid and the shared economic contexts between the two countries.

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