The Agricultural Investment Promotion Agency in Tunisia announced on Monday that young entrepreneurs with projects in the governorates of Kairouan, Sidi Bouzid, and Kasserine can benefit from a dedicated financing window. This initiative aims to promote agricultural projects, related services, and integrated primary processing activities. The agency invited young project holders to submit their applications by September 30, 2026.
This financing initiative is part of the "Valorization of Irrigated Areas and Development of Value Chains" (PVPI-DCV) project, funded by the African Development Bank (BAD). The project's ultimate goal is to improve living conditions for residents by adopting an integrated approach that covers several agricultural sectors. The agency emphasized that this project will have a positive impact on the local population.
The financing initiative is open to young entrepreneurs with innovative project ideas in the agricultural sector. Eligible projects include those related to agricultural production, processing, and marketing. The agency will review applications and select projects that align with the initiative's objectives and criteria. Successful applicants will receive financial support to launch or expand their projects.
The PVPI-DCV project aims to develop value chains in the agricultural sector and improve the competitiveness of local products. By supporting young entrepreneurs, the project seeks to create jobs and stimulate economic growth in rural areas. The initiative also aims to promote sustainable agricultural practices and improve food security in Tunisia.
The Agricultural Investment Promotion Agency plays a crucial role in promoting agricultural development in Tunisia. The agency provides support to farmers, agricultural entrepreneurs, and investors, helping them to access financing, technology, and markets. By launching this financing initiative, the agency is providing opportunities for young entrepreneurs to contribute to the country's agricultural development.
The deadline for submitting applications is September 30, 2026. Interested young entrepreneurs can obtain more information about the financing initiative and the application process from the Agricultural Investment Promotion Agency's website or office. The agency's experts will be available to provide guidance and support to applicants throughout the application process.
This financing initiative is an opportunity for young entrepreneurs in Tunisia to turn their agricultural project ideas into reality. With the support of the African Development Bank and the Agricultural Investment Promotion Agency, successful applicants will be able to access the necessary financing and expertise to launch or expand their projects, contributing to the country's agricultural development and economic growth.
Key points
- The initiative targets young entrepreneurs with projects in Kairouan, Sidi Bouzid, and Kasserine governorates.
- The deadline for submitting applications is September 30, 2026.
- The project is funded by the African Development Bank (BAD).
