Tunisia's industrial sector has received a boost with the approval of two new investment projects worth 63 million dinars. The projects, approved by the Commission consultative du Programme de mise à niveau de l'industrie, will receive 9.5 million dinars in subsidies. The commission, presided over by Afef Chachi Tayari, cheffe de cabinet du ministère de l'Industrie, des Mines et de l'Énergie, aims to support the modernization and upgrading of Tunisian industrial enterprises.
The two approved projects concern companies operating in the manufacture of automotive and aerospace components, as well as metallic packaging. The investments are expected to create new opportunities for growth and development in these strategic sectors. The meeting was attended by representatives from various ministries, including Finance, Economy, Commerce, Employment, Social Affairs, and Health, as well as the banking sector.
In addition to the two major projects, the commission also validated the work of a restricted commission, which approved 23 upgrade dossiers representing an investment of 82.3 million dinars, with 11.6 million dinars in subsidies. These approvals demonstrate the ongoing efforts of the Tunisian government to support the modernization and technological upgrade of industrial enterprises.
The commission also approved 57 dossiers related to priority technological investments, with a total envelope of 3.17 million dinars, including 1.26 million dinars in subsidies. These investments aim to enhance the competitiveness and innovation capacity of Tunisian industries. The approved projects are expected to have a positive impact on the country's economic growth and development.
The Programme de mise à niveau de l'industrie is a key initiative aimed at supporting the modernization and upgrade of Tunisian industrial enterprises. The program provides financial support and incentives to companies investing in new technologies and innovative projects. The program is implemented by the Bureau de mise à niveau de l'industrie, led by Bouthaïna Boukamcha.
The approval of these investment projects reflects the Tunisian government's commitment to promoting economic growth and development through industrial modernization and innovation. The projects are expected to create new job opportunities and contribute to the country's economic diversification efforts. The government will continue to support the growth and development of the industrial sector through various initiatives and programs.
Key points
- The Tunisian government has approved two investment projects worth 63 million dinars in the automotive, aerospace, and packaging sectors.
- The projects will receive 9.5 million dinars in subsidies and aim to support the modernization and upgrade of Tunisian industrial enterprises.
- A total of 23 upgrade dossiers and 57 technological investment dossiers were also approved, representing a significant investment in the country's industrial sector.
