The Tunisian Union of Agriculture and Maritime Fishing and the Tunisian Embassy in Nairobi have agreed to coordinate the participation of a Tunisian agricultural delegation in upcoming African economic events during the second half of 2026. This agreement was reached during a second virtual meeting held on September 24, 2026, which included the participation of key stakeholders from both parties. The meeting aimed to explore opportunities for Tunisian agricultural structures to expand into African markets.
The virtual meeting was attended by the President of the Tunisian Union of Agriculture and Maritime Fishing, Moez Ben Zeghdan, and other high-ranking officials, including the acting head of the Tunisian Embassy in Nairobi, Shirin Sassi, and the General Coordinator for External Relations, Raja El Merghi. Also in attendance was Mohamed Walid Ben Moussa, Director of the Export Promotion Center's office in Nairobi. The discussions focused on enhancing the presence of Tunisian products in African markets.
The upcoming events, organized in collaboration with the Export Promotion Center, include a business mission to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, scheduled for November 2026. Additionally, the fourth edition of the Tunisian-African Business Meetings will take place in Tunis on December 9-10, 2026. These events aim to promote trade and investment between Tunisia and other African countries.
The Tunisian-African Business Meetings in Tunis are expected to draw 18 major companies from Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda, and Tanzania, representing some of the most prominent suppliers and distributors in the region. This gathering presents an opportunity for Tunisian businesses to establish partnerships and expand their reach into these markets.
The coordination between the Tunisian Union of Agriculture and Maritime Fishing and the Embassy in Nairobi reflects a strategic effort to enhance Tunisia's presence in African markets. By participating in these events, Tunisian businesses and agricultural producers can showcase their products and services, potentially leading to increased trade and economic cooperation.
The Export Promotion Center plays a crucial role in supporting Tunisian businesses in their international expansion efforts. By working closely with the Tunisian Union of Agriculture and Maritime Fishing and the Embassy in Nairobi, the center aims to facilitate the entry of Tunisian products into new markets and promote economic growth.
The collaboration between the Tunisian Union of Agriculture and Maritime Fishing and the Embassy in Nairobi demonstrates Tunisia's commitment to strengthening its economic ties with other African countries. By leveraging these partnerships, Tunisia can enhance its position as a key player in regional trade and investment.
Key points
- Tunisia's agricultural sector is set to benefit from increased participation in African economic events.
- The Tunisian Union of Agriculture and Maritime Fishing and the Embassy in Nairobi are working together to promote Tunisian products in African markets.
- Upcoming events include a business mission to Tanzania and the Tunisian-African Business Meetings in Tunis.
