Tunisia investment rises but delays persist
The article focused on the challenges facing Tunisia in the field of investment, particularly in the poultry farming sector. Investors encounter long-standing administrative and financial hurdles that hinder the implementation of their projects, despite positive figures indicating rising investments and a diversification of competitive sectors in the country. Investors like Mohamed Khalil face difficulties in completing administrative procedures that can take years, complicated by health, veterinary, and environmental requirements, as well as bureaucracy and limited financing, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises. Although Tunisia attracts foreign investments and experiences modest economic growth, the execution processes remain slow, threatening projects’ progression to the production stage and the creation of job opportunities. This calls for comprehensive reforms to improve the investment climate, simplify procedures, and provide financing to ensure sustainable economic growth and facilitate the entry of capital into the market.
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