The Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Tunisia has announced that it will be adopting exclusive digital filing for documents aimed at the central administration to assist businesses, starting November 2, 2026. This move is part of its strategy to digitally transform and continue to modernize its administrative services. The Chamber stated that this measure is intended to develop services offered to economic institutions and facilitate access to them.
The digital platform, called E-Services, will allow members to access various services, including registration with the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Tunisia, filing requests for certificates of origin and their delivery, requesting and delivering customs ATA carnets, as well as extracting various certificates and visas on documents. This digital platform aims to simplify administrative procedures, reduce processing times for requests, and ensure transparent follow-up of files.
The Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Tunisia invited all its members and economic operators to use this digital platform to file their documents and benefit from its advantages in accelerating the processing of requests, improving the quality of services, and making them available remotely. The Chamber has also set up electronic addresses for communication regarding administrative services and technical assistance.
The Chamber has provided an explanatory guide on how to use the platform through a tutorial video published on its official YouTube channel. This guide will help users navigate the platform and take advantage of its services. The digital platform is part of the Chamber's efforts to improve its services and provide better support to businesses.
The adoption of exclusive digital filing for business assistance documents is expected to improve the efficiency and transparency of the Chamber's services. It will also help to reduce the need for physical visits to the Chamber's offices, making it easier for businesses to access the services they need. The Chamber's move is seen as a positive step towards digital transformation and modernization.
The Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Tunisia has been working to improve its services and provide better support to businesses. The adoption of exclusive digital filing for business assistance documents is part of its efforts to achieve this goal. The Chamber's services are expected to become more efficient and effective as a result of this move.
The Chamber's decision to adopt exclusive digital filing for business assistance documents reflects its commitment to providing better services to businesses and promoting economic development in Tunisia. The move is expected to have a positive impact on the business environment in Tunisia and help to improve the country's competitiveness.
Key points
- The Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Tunisia will adopt exclusive digital filing for business assistance documents starting November 2, 2026.
- The digital platform, called E-Services, will provide various services to members, including registration and filing requests for certificates of origin.
- The move aims to simplify administrative procedures, reduce processing times, and ensure transparent follow-up of files.
