The Tunisian-African Business Council (TABC) and the Higher Institute of Information Technology, Programming and Analysis (ISIPA) have signed a partnership agreement aimed at strengthening cooperation between Tunisia and the Democratic Republic of Congo in higher education, training, and digitalization. This agreement is part of TABC's efforts to make education, training, and capacity development a key driver of economic cooperation between Tunisia and Africa.
The partnership aims to develop student exchange programs, promote academic mobility between Tunisia and DR Congo, and establish joint training programs and academic courses. It also seeks to facilitate the exchange of expertise, skills, and experiences between institutions and professionals in both countries. The agreement will also foster cooperation in information technology, digitalization, and modern technologies.
The partnership will help develop cooperation between academic and technological systems and promote entrepreneurship in both countries. TABC is working to support the emergence of concrete, structured, and sustainable projects to enhance employability and contribute to the development of Africa's human capital. The council is a non-governmental organization established to support and develop economic, trade, and investment relations between Tunisia and other African countries.
TABC aims to activate economic diplomacy and facilitate the integration of Tunisian institutions into promising African markets. ISIPA, on the other hand, is a leading private academic institution specializing in information technology and technology in DR Congo, with 50 years of experience in digitalization and business sciences.
The partnership agreement was signed on October 5, 2026, and is expected to strengthen ties between Tunisia and DR Congo in the fields of education and digitalization. The agreement is a significant step towards promoting cooperation and understanding between the two countries.
The Tunisian-African Business Council has been working to promote economic cooperation between Tunisia and Africa, and this partnership agreement is a key milestone in that effort. The council's work is focused on supporting the development of Africa's human capital and promoting economic growth and integration.
The partnership between Tunisia and DR Congo is expected to have a positive impact on the economic and social development of both countries. It will provide new opportunities for students, professionals, and institutions to collaborate and exchange ideas, expertise, and experiences.
Key points
- Tunisia and DR Congo have signed a partnership agreement to enhance cooperation in higher education and digitalization.
- The partnership aims to develop student exchange programs, promote academic mobility, and establish joint training programs.
- The agreement is expected to strengthen ties between Tunisia and DR Congo in the fields of education and digitalization.
