The National Registry of Enterprises in Tunisia has announced the launch of two new digital services that utilize artificial intelligence technology. These services were introduced during a press conference held in Tunis in partnership with the Hague Institute for Innovation of Legal (HiiL). The goal of these services is to simplify the process of establishing businesses and provide easier access to legal information.
The first service is an intelligent assistant called "Nourni," which is the result of the work of the "Justice Innovation Laboratory." This assistant aims to guide entrepreneurs through the various stages of setting up their businesses by providing interactive legal information. This will help them understand the procedures and choose the appropriate legal form for their projects.
The second service is an intelligent assistant dedicated to trademark reservation. This service allows users to check the availability of trademarks, avoid similarities, and facilitate the reservation process quickly and accurately. These services were developed within the framework of the "Hack4Justice" hackathon, which took place in June 2025 in partnership with the Hague Institute for Innovation of Legal.
The development of these services involved several innovative startups working in collaboration with experts and stakeholders from the public and private sectors. This initiative is part of the "Innovation Laboratory for Justice" and aims to support the digital transformation of Tunisia. The services are designed to simplify administrative and legal procedures, enhance access to economic justice, and facilitate procedures for business owners and entrepreneurs.
The launch of these digital services is part of Tunisia's efforts to promote the use of modern technologies to improve the business environment. By providing these services, the National Registry of Enterprises aims to make it easier for businesses to operate in the country. This move is expected to have a positive impact on the economy and encourage entrepreneurship.
The "Hack4Justice" hackathon brought together innovators and experts to develop solutions to improve access to justice and simplify legal procedures. The event was a success, and the two new digital services are a testament to the potential of innovation and technology in improving the business environment in Tunisia.
The National Registry of Enterprises plans to continue developing and improving its services to meet the needs of businesses and entrepreneurs in Tunisia. The registry is committed to providing efficient and effective services that support the growth and development of the economy.
Key points
- The National Registry of Enterprises in Tunisia has launched two new digital services that utilize artificial intelligence technology to simplify legal procedures for businesses.
- The services include an intelligent assistant called "Nourni" and a trademark reservation service.
- The launch of these services is part of Tunisia's efforts to promote the use of modern technologies to improve the business environment.
