Tunisia and the German state of Hesse have proposed organizing a joint economic forum and exchanging business delegations. The proposal was made during a meeting between Tunisian Ambassador to Berlin Wassef Shicha and Hesse's Minister for Federal and European and International Affairs, Manfred Pentz. The meeting aimed to explore cooperation opportunities between Tunisia and Hesse in various fields of mutual interest.
The meeting discussed ways to develop economic cooperation between Tunisia and Hesse, one of Germany's leading economic hubs, with a significant gross domestic product. The two sides also touched on the global economic and financial importance of Frankfurt, a city in Hesse, and its airport, which serves over 60 million passengers annually.
The discussions also covered existing cooperation relations between the cities of Sfax and Marbourg, which have been twinned since 1971. The two sides agreed to contribute to further developing this twinning by coordinating with city officials and relevant parties. This cooperation aims to promote economic and decentralized relations between the two countries.
The meeting is part of efforts to explore new avenues for cooperation between Tunisia and Hesse in economic, decentralized, and organized migration fields. This cooperation is expected to lead to mutually beneficial activities and initiatives for both sides. Tunisia is seeking to strengthen its economic ties with European partners.
The two sides also discussed possibilities for training and employment opportunities for young Tunisians. They emphasized the importance of promoting decentralized cooperation and organized migration. These proposals were made within the framework of exploring opportunities and prospects for cooperation between Tunisia and Hesse.
Hesse is one of Germany's five economic powerhouses, with a strong presence in various sectors. The region's economic and financial significance makes it an attractive partner for Tunisia. By strengthening economic ties with Hesse, Tunisia aims to boost its economic growth and development.
The joint economic forum and business exchanges are expected to enhance economic cooperation between Tunisia and Hesse. The two sides will work together to identify areas of mutual interest and promote trade and investment. This cooperation will contribute to strengthening bilateral relations and promoting economic development in both Tunisia and Hesse.
Key points
- Tunisia and Hesse propose joint economic forum and business exchanges to boost economic cooperation.
- The two sides discuss possibilities for training and employment opportunities for young Tunisians.
- Hesse is one of Germany's leading economic hubs, with a significant gross domestic product.
