The CONECT council met on September 26, 2026, in Kairouan, Tunisia, to examine several key issues related to investment, regional development, and enterprise competitiveness. During the meeting, council members reviewed the National Investor Platform presented by the Tunisian Investment Authority (TIA). The platform aims to simplify administrative procedures and reduce processing times for investors.
The council welcomed the project for the Aghlabides Medical City in Kairouan, highlighting its potential as an investment opportunity in Tunisia's interior regions. This project was presented as an example of the investment potential in these areas. The council also approved the Confederation's financial statements for 2025 and reviewed its activities for the second quarter of 2026.
The meeting also covered the progress of the social responsibility label project and addressed the situation of technical control offices, which are set to cease operations on October 16, 2026. The council called for solutions to the challenges facing this sector. Furthermore, discussions touched on economic relations with neighboring countries, particularly a strategic partnership between Tunisia and Algeria.
A recent economic mission, organized by Conect International from September 22 to 24, 2026, laid the groundwork for this partnership. The council also examined proposals from CONECT regarding the 2027 finance bill, focusing on supporting investment, production, and enterprise competitiveness while maintaining public finance equilibrium.
The CONECT reaffirmed its commitment to contributing constructively to the development of Tunisia's national economy. The Confederation represents various sectors of the economy and aims to promote a favorable business environment. Its proposals for the 2027 finance bill will be crucial in shaping the country's economic policies.
Key topics discussed during the council meeting included the need for enhanced investment support and measures to boost enterprise competitiveness. The council emphasized the importance of regional development and the role of the National Investor Platform in facilitating investment.
The Confederation's efforts to promote economic growth and development in Tunisia are ongoing, with a focus on collaboration and constructive engagement. By addressing the challenges facing various sectors, CONECT aims to contribute to the country's economic progress.
Key points
- The CONECT council called for increased support for investment and enterprise competitiveness.
- The National Investor Platform was presented as a tool to simplify administrative procedures and reduce processing times.
- The Confederation is working to promote a favorable business environment and contribute to Tunisia's economic development.
