Sector Digital

Recognized Skills in many promising sectors. Competitive and high-performing at all levels, they represent a rich pool of multilingual, creative talents with a strong sense of adaptability, including over 65,000 new graduates annually, with 18% from engineering and ICT sciences.

Tunisia positions itself as a major hub of nationally and internationally recognized human resources, having developed a resilient and high-performing IT ecosystem in recent years. This includes startups specializing in innovative activities such as artificial intelligence and big data, giving Tunisia a leading edge in high-tech across the Mediterranean.

Tunisia asserts itself as a key player in this field, providing a fertile ground for companies aiming to push the boundaries of creativity.

2nd in terms of the number of graduates in scientific and engineering fields globally.
2nd in terms of maturity level of governments in artificial intelligence in Africa.
1st in best startup attraction program in Africa.
Over 2,200 active companies in the sector.
Over 40,000 direct jobs contribute to the vitality of the industry.

The ICT sector represents 11% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP), underlining its significant impact on the national economy. With over 600 innovative companies, the sector stands out with an average annual growth rate of 8%, demonstrating its commitment to modernization and innovation. Moreover, 52% of these innovative companies are focused on exports, reinforcing the international footprint of Tunisia's ICT sector.

Tunisia has established a favorable legislative framework for investment and innovation, enhancing its strategic positioning. Through the Startup Act and the national plan "Tunisie Digitale 2025," the country aims to become a leading regional technology hub.

Startup Act: Benefit from a specific legal framework offering fiscal and financial advantages to startups and innovative enterprises, thereby stimulating entrepreneurship in the ICT sector.

Favorable legal framework: Take advantage of a regulatory environment supported by the Tunisian government, facilitating the creation and development of businesses in the digital domain.

National strategic plan "Tunisie Digitale 2025": Engage in an ambitious vision with the national strategic plan "Tunisie Digitale 2025," guiding the country towards digital transformation and offering opportunities for investments in cutting-edge technologies.

Financial and fiscal incentives: Explore a range of financial and fiscal incentives aimed at supporting innovative projects and promoting growth and competitiveness in the sector.