Tunisia's Chamber of Commerce and Industry has announced that it will adopt exclusive digital filing for documents directed to its central administration for business assistance, starting November 2, 2026. This move is part of the chamber's strategy to digitally transform and continue updating its administrative services. The decision aims to develop services offered to economic institutions and facilitate access to them.
The E-Services platform will provide a range of services to subscribers, including registration with the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, filing and obtaining certificates of origin, and requesting and obtaining customs passbooks. The platform will also allow for the extraction of various certificates and visas on documents. This digital transformation is expected to simplify administrative procedures, reduce processing times, and ensure transparent follow-up of files.
The Chamber of Commerce has invited all its subscribers and economic operators to adopt the digital platform for filing their documents and benefit from its advantages in accelerating the processing of requests and improving the quality of services. The chamber has also set up email addresses for users to communicate regarding administrative services and obtain technical assistance related to accessing and using the platform.
To facilitate the use of the platform, the Chamber of Commerce has published an explanatory guide on its YouTube channel, providing a tutorial on how to use the E-Services platform. This guide aims to help users navigate the platform and take advantage of its services. The chamber's move towards digitalization is expected to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of its services.
The adoption of digital filing is part of the Chamber of Commerce's efforts to modernize its services and improve the business environment in Tunisia. By providing a digital platform for business assistance, the chamber aims to reduce bureaucracy and increase transparency in its operations. This move is expected to benefit economic institutions and promote economic growth in the country.
The Chamber of Commerce has previously been involved in other initiatives aimed at promoting economic development in Tunisia. For example, it recently signed a new protocol agreement with Senegal to enhance cooperation and boost trade exchanges. The chamber has also participated in international events, such as the 59th session of the Executive Council of the International Organization for Civil Protection.
The exclusive digital filing of documents for business assistance is a significant step towards the digital transformation of the Chamber of Commerce's services. This move is expected to have a positive impact on the business environment in Tunisia, making it easier for economic institutions to access the chamber's services and promoting economic growth.
Key points
- The Chamber of Commerce will exclusively accept digital filings for business assistance through its E-Services platform, starting November 2, 2026.
