Tunisian exports increase by 9% and imports by 13% in first half of 2026
Tunisian foreign trade registered an increase during the first half of 2026, with exports rising by 9% to reach 34.6 billion Tunisian dinars, and imports increasing by 13.3% to amount to 47.2 billion dinars. This resulted in a trade deficit of approximately 12.6 billion dinars. The coverage rate of exports over imports decreased to 73.4%. Exports saw growth in sectors such as mechanical and electrical industries by 9.1%, olive oil by 25.2%, and energy materials by 49.1%. On the import side, the increases included energy imports by 33.5% and foodstuffs by 27.1%.
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