Tunisia's Export Promotion Centre is organising Tunisian-Senegalese meetings in the digital field from December 15-19, 2026, in Dakar. The meetings aim to promote Tunisia's digital sector, particularly in cybersecurity, digital transformation, e-government, fintech, e-commerce, e-health, and ed-tech. The centre invites Tunisian institutions and startups interested in participating to register by September 30, 2026.
The mission seeks to present Tunisia's digital offer to Senegalese decision-makers and stakeholders, organise bilateral business meetings with potential partners and clients, and identify local partners. This includes companies integrating solutions, distributors, co-development partners, and representatives. Participants will also have the opportunity to explore Senegal's digital ecosystem by attending the International Salon for Digital Economy Professionals, SIPEN 2026.
Senegal is considered a strategic market for Tunisian digital institutions due to its ongoing digital transformation. The country's "Ten-Year Roadmap 2025-2034" aims to digitalise public services, enhance digital sovereignty, and develop a startup and skills ecosystem. With over 11.5 million internet users, a 61% penetration rate, and 85% 4G network coverage, Senegal offers significant opportunities for Tunisian digital players.
The Export Promotion Centre views Senegal as a key market for Tunisian institutions operating in the digital field. The centre's initiative aims to support Tunisian companies in exploring new business opportunities in Senegal. By participating in the meetings, Tunisian institutions can establish partnerships, expand their market reach, and increase their visibility in the region.
The digital economy is a growing sector in Senegal, with a rapidly evolving entrepreneurship ecosystem and a thriving fintech sector. The country's digital transformation efforts are expected to drive economic growth and create new opportunities for businesses and investors. Tunisian institutions can benefit from Senegal's experience and expertise in these areas.
The Export Promotion Centre's initiative is part of its efforts to promote Tunisian exports and support the country's economic development. By fostering partnerships between Tunisian and Senegalese institutions, the centre aims to enhance trade and investment between the two countries. The meetings in Dakar will provide a platform for Tunisian institutions to showcase their expertise and services.
Interested Tunisian institutions can register for the mission by September 30, 2026. The Export Promotion Centre encourages Tunisian companies to take advantage of this opportunity to expand their presence in the Senegalese market and establish new partnerships. The centre's support will help Tunisian institutions navigate the Senegalese market and identify new business opportunities.
Key points
- Tunisia's Export Promotion Centre to organise digital meetings in Dakar from December 15-19, 2026.
- The meetings aim to promote Tunisia's digital sector in Senegal.
- Senegal offers significant opportunities for Tunisian digital players due to its ongoing digital transformation.
