The city of Kef in Tunisia is set to host an information day on October 14, 2026, to introduce the 'Easy Export' program. This initiative aims to facilitate the export of products by small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as craftsmen, through the postal network. The event is organized by the Ministry of Trade and Export Development in collaboration with the National Post Office, the Export Promotion Centre, and the National Office for Traditional Industries.
The information day will focus on explaining the program, its benefits, and the procedures for exporting through the postal network. It also seeks to raise awareness about available support and accompaniment mechanisms. The goal is to enable small businesses, craftsmen, and start-ups to access foreign markets. A number of institutions, craftsmen, and project owners interested in expanding their activities and entering external markets are expected to participate.
The 'Easy Export' program is designed to simplify export procedures for small businesses and craftsmen. By using the postal network, these enterprises can reach international customers more easily. The program is part of efforts to boost Tunisia's exports and support the growth of small businesses. It is expected to have a positive impact on the country's economy.
The event in Kef is one of several initiatives aimed at promoting export opportunities for Tunisian businesses. It follows other recent developments, including the generalization of remote medical imaging for breast cancer in six governorates, including Jendouba, Bajah, and Siliana. These efforts demonstrate the government's commitment to supporting economic development and improving healthcare services.
In related news, preparations for the rainy season are underway in several regions. In Siliana, interventions are being carried out at various points, with a progress rate of around 85%. Meanwhile, the project to clean up the Medjerda wadi in Bajah has made significant progress, with completion rates exceeding 30%.
In Jendouba, an open information day has been launched to recruit 1,500 workers for the electrical wire factory in Blarijia. This initiative aims to provide job opportunities for local residents and stimulate economic growth in the region. The event is part of a broader effort to promote employment and support economic development.
The 'Easy Export' program is an important initiative for Tunisia's economic development. By facilitating exports for small businesses and craftsmen, it can help increase the country's exports and promote economic growth. The information day in Kef will provide valuable insights into the program and its benefits.
Key points
- The 'Easy Export' program aims to facilitate exports for small businesses and craftsmen through the postal network.
- The program is part of efforts to boost Tunisia's exports and support the growth of small businesses.
- The information day in Kef will provide insights into the program and its benefits for small businesses and craftsmen.
