Tunisia in brief
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Capital: Tunis
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Political system: Republic
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Location: it is bordered to the north and east by the Mediterranean Sea, to the
southeast by Libya and to the west by Algeria
• Area:
163610 km2
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Population: 11.6 million people
• Foreign
direct investments: 2479 million dinars in 2019
• the trade exchange
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Imports: 60010.3 million dinars
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Exports: 40987.4 million dinars
• Gross
domestic product: 97236 million dinars
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Currency: Tunisian dinar
Why invest in Tunisia?
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Tunisia, the gateway to the African continent, has important trade exchanges
with many European and African countries thanks to its strategic location.
• Tunisia
is a democratic country with appropriate constitutional institutions for
stability, transparency of investment operations and protection of investors.
• Foreign
investments in Tunisia enjoy an arsenal of incentives, such as tax exemptions
and administrative facilities
• Tunisia
has many industrial, agricultural and tourist areas with a developed
infrastructure
• Tunisia
has highly qualified young workers, especially in the fields of engineering,
medicine and industry, with a minimum wage of 140 dollars per month.
• Tunisia
enjoys many seaports and well-developed airports that enable the export and
import of goods in the best conditions.
Can I invest and reside in Tunisia?
Tunisia
is a country of 3000 years of civilization, its people are educated, tolerant,
open to other civilizations and preserve the culture of moderate Islam.
Tunisia
is a wonderful tourist country that enables you to obtain a residence permit
for investors with many tax privileges that enable you to stay for work and
enjoy the beauty of nature, the sea, the fresh forests of El-Ayoun, the
mountains, the wonderful desert of the south, among the hospitable people of
Tunisia.
A house
can be acquired with the most luxurious private residences, such as the
Carthage side overlooking the sea, to enjoy the beauty of nature mixed with the
fragrant civilizations that passed through Tunisia, such as the Phoenician,
Carthaginian and Roman civilizations.
Investing in one of the sectors of the Tunisian economy, such as the
food industry, means seizing opportunities.
oils
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Production of olive oil mixed with improved vegetable oils (saljam/olive oil
mixture)
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Biological oil production
• Create
new units for filtering and canning
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Technical assistance to improve packaging and wrapping of existing products.
dates
• Canning
of dates
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Production of new products based on dates (sweets, chocolate, cereals...)
• Convert
dates
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Biological production.
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For canned food, half canned
food, and packing vegetables and fruits
• Half of
the table olives sachet
• Tasbeer
and half of vegetables and fruits
• Packing
vegetables and fruits
• Freeze
vegetables and fruits at low temperature.
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sea products
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Upgrading the tuna tanks
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Production of fish-based ready-made dishes
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Development of pond projects for raising fish and crustaceans
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Freezing and processing of sea products.
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various branches
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Production, packaging and processing of biological foods
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Extraction of essential and aromatic oils
• grape
wines
• cut
flowers
• Cheese
based on fresh milk
• Modern
slaughterhouses and red meat processing units
• sweets
factories
• Baby
Food