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Tunisia Trade: EU Top Partner
The foreign trade figures for Tunisia in 2026 show that the European Union remains the most important trading partner, accounting for approximately 70.4% of total exports to it, amidst a significant trade deficit in imports. While Tunisia relies more heavily on imports from China and Turkey, the trade deficit with them is also increasing, with China buying large quantities of Tunisian exports and exporting to Tunisia extensively. Turkey remains an important market for Tunisian goods, although the relationship is not balanced. The main issue lies in Tunisia importing more than it exports, especially in the energy and raw materials sectors. The persistent trade deficit is attributed to weak production and export capacity, highlighting the need to diversify markets and enhance competitiveness to achieve a greater trade balance.
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