Tunisia's Ministry of Industry recently hosted a meeting of the Industrial Rehabilitation Program's advisory committee, chaired by Afaf Chachai El Taïri, head of the ministry's office. The meeting brought together representatives from the Tunisian Union of Industry, Trade, and Traditional Industries, various ministries, the banking sector, and senior ministry officials. Discussions centered on advancing industrial projects through the program.
The committee approved two files for industrial companies operating in the automotive, aerospace, and metal canning sectors, with total investments of 63 million dinars. These companies will receive grants of approximately 9.5 million dinars. This move aims to enhance the competitiveness and production capacity of these industries, contributing to Tunisia's economic growth.
In addition to the approved files, the committee validated the work of the program's restricted committee, which met on September 30, 2026. This committee reviewed 23 rehabilitation files with an investment cost of 82.3 million dinars and grants amounting to 11.6 million dinars. These projects are expected to create jobs and stimulate economic activity in various regions.
The approved files also included 57 technological investment projects with high priority, totaling 3.17 million dinars in investments and 1.26 million dinars in grants. These initiatives focus on developing innovative industries and integrating new technologies to boost productivity and competitiveness in the global market.
The Industrial Rehabilitation Program plays a crucial role in supporting Tunisia's economic development by attracting investments, promoting innovation, and enhancing the business environment. By approving these investment files, the program aims to create new opportunities for growth, improve the industrial sector's performance, and increase its contribution to the country's GDP.
The program's progress and achievements were highlighted during the meeting, demonstrating its potential to drive positive change in Tunisia's industrial landscape. The government's efforts to revitalize the sector and promote sustainable economic growth have been underscored through the program's activities and investments.
The Industrial Rehabilitation Program's advisory committee will continue to monitor the implementation of approved projects, ensuring their alignment with program objectives and the country's economic goals. Key stakeholders will work together to address challenges, provide support, and foster a favorable business environment for investors and industrialists.
Key points
- The Industrial Rehabilitation Program has approved investment files worth 148.5 million dinars, focusing on strategic sectors such as automotive, aerospace, and metal canning.
