U.S. Highlights Investment Challenges in Tunisia

The 2026 Investment Climate Report issued by the U.S. Department of State indicates that Tunisia, despite possessing high potential such as a skilled workforce and low costs, faces significant obstacles in its business environment due to major bureaucratic and financial hurdles. Among the most prominent challenges is the widespread presence of the informal and parallel sectors, which hinder fair competition, along with complicated licensing procedures in vital sectors, and a fiscal deficit crisis that raises concerns among investors. Additionally, investment is highly concentrated in coastal areas, with weak development in inland regions, despite the existence of tax incentives. This situation calls for profound structural reforms to improve the investment climate and ensure more equitable distribution of development.

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