The National Registry of Enterprises in Tunisia has announced the launch of two new digital services, "Nourni" and a trademark reservation robot, during a press conference held on November 5, 2026. These services aim to improve the experience of entrepreneurs and businesses by providing interactive guidance and streamlining procedures. The initiative is a collaboration with the Hague Institute for Innovation of Legal Systems (HiiL), funded by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Tunisia.
The first service, "Nourni," is an interactive chatbot that accompanies entrepreneurs through the various stages of establishing their businesses. It helps them understand the procedures and choose the appropriate legal form. This service is designed to provide step-by-step guidance, making it easier for entrepreneurs to navigate the process of setting up their enterprises.
The second service is a trademark reservation robot that allows users to verify the availability of a commercial or social name and facilitates the reservation process with ease and accuracy. This service aims to simplify the process of securing a unique identity for businesses, reducing the risk of duplication and associated complications.
The launch of these services is a result of a partnership between the National Registry of Enterprises and the Hague Institute for Innovation of Legal Systems, with funding from the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Tunisia. The goal is to support innovation and utilize artificial intelligence to simplify procedures and enhance the quality of services provided to enterprises and entrepreneurs.
The National Registry of Enterprises' initiative is part of a broader effort to modernize and digitalize services, making them more accessible and efficient for users. By leveraging technology, the registry aims to improve the overall experience of entrepreneurs and businesses, promoting a more favorable business environment in Tunisia.
The use of artificial intelligence and chatbots is becoming increasingly prevalent in Tunisia, as institutions seek to harness the benefits of technology to enhance service delivery. This trend is expected to continue, with more institutions and organizations exploring innovative solutions to improve their services and operations.
The introduction of "Nourni" and the trademark reservation robot is expected to have a positive impact on the business environment in Tunisia, facilitating the creation and growth of enterprises. By simplifying procedures and providing interactive guidance, these services will contribute to a more efficient and supportive ecosystem for entrepreneurs and businesses.
Key points
- The National Registry of Enterprises in Tunisia has launched two new digital services, "Nourni" and a trademark reservation robot, to simplify procedures for entrepreneurs and businesses.
- The services aim to provide interactive guidance and streamline procedures, making it easier for entrepreneurs to establish and grow their businesses.
- The initiative is a collaboration with the Hague Institute for Innovation of Legal Systems, funded by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Tunisia.
