Ministerial council tracks digital project progress
The Tunisian government has focused on advancing digital transformation projects aimed at supporting administrative and economic reform, enhancing transparency, combating corruption, and reducing regional disparities. During a limited cabinet meeting, the government reviewed the achievements of the first half of 2026, including the launch of the National Investor Platform, comprehensive digitization of transactions in the National Business Registry, and the provision of digital services for citizens such as remote passport renewal and civil status document translation. Additionally, 34 Digital Service Halls have been completed, and electronic portals have been launched covering aspects like school life and health administrative services, with 114 projects under development. Efforts have also been made to expand communication infrastructure, promote financial inclusion through e-wallets, and enhance cybersecurity. There is also a strategic focus on investing in artificial intelligence, with Tunisia ranking 29th worldwide in AI scientific publications, strengthening national sovereignty and digital security. The government emphasizes the importance of leading and coordinating these projects effectively to ensure tangible results and achieve modern administration and economic development through digital transformation.
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