The Tunisian Engineers' Order is organizing a roundtable discussion today, October 6, 2026, at the Engineers' House in Tunis to present a roadmap for the country's energy sector from 2027 to 2035. The event aims to address the current challenges facing Tunisia's national energy system. This initiative is part of the Order's contribution to the national debate on the future of the energy sector in Tunisia, particularly after the country experienced repeated power outages during the summer of 2026.
The roundtable discussion will feature a series of proposals to overcome the current energy crisis. According to Engineer Mohamed Ziadeh, a member of the working group from the Tunisian Engineers' Order, the event will present technical solutions to address the energy crisis. The proposals aim to provide a comprehensive approach to addressing the challenges facing the energy sector.
The energy crisis in Tunisia has been exacerbated by repeated power outages during the summer of 2026. The country's energy sector has faced significant challenges, including a shortage of electricity supply. The Tunisian Engineers' Order hopes that its proposals will contribute to finding a solution to these challenges and ensuring a stable energy supply for the country.
The event is part of a series of initiatives by the Tunisian Engineers' Order to promote innovation and expertise in the energy sector. Recently, the Order organized a summer camp on the application of artificial intelligence in learning from August 11 to 14, 2026. The camp aimed to promote the use of AI in education and training.
Tunisia has a strong tradition of producing skilled engineers, and many have gone on to achieve great things in their fields. One notable example is Dr. Mohamed Oubid, a Tunisian engineer who works at NASA. Dr. Oubid is one of the country's top engineers and has made significant contributions to the field of aerospace engineering.
The Tunisian Engineers' Order has also been recognized for its excellence in promoting innovation and entrepreneurship. Recently, the National Institute of Applied Sciences and Technology won the award for the best global student branch for robotics. The award is a testament to the country's strong engineering tradition and its commitment to promoting innovation and excellence.
The presentation of the energy roadmap for 2027-2035 is a significant step towards addressing the challenges facing Tunisia's energy sector. The proposals presented at the roundtable discussion will provide a comprehensive approach to addressing the energy crisis and ensuring a stable energy supply for the country. The event is expected to contribute to the national debate on the future of the energy sector in Tunisia.
Key points
- The Tunisian Engineers' Order is proposing an emergency plan to overcome the country's energy crisis.
- The plan includes a roadmap for the energy sector from 2027 to 2035.
- The country's energy sector has faced significant challenges, including repeated power outages during the summer of 2026.
