Tunisia ICT Sector Research Highlights

Overview

Internet and mobile services play an important role in Tunisia's ICT sector
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Internet services are playing an increasingly important role in supporting economic growth and social development across the world. In line with this trend, Tunisia’s ICT sector continued to grow in 2018. The country already has sophisticated telecoms and broadband infrastructure in place, which is quickly evolving to support the ongoing expansion of the digital economy and growing demand for high-quality…

Interview

Hichem Turki, General Director, Sousse Technology Park: Interview
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Interview:Hichem Turki How will the Start-up Act help to bolster entrepreneurial activities? HICHEM TURKI: Developing a burgeoning start-up ecosystem is a hot topic, especially given the increasing flow of migration. The Start-up Act is a unique legislative framework that paves the way for more innovation-based economic models in Tunisia and in the region. Its implementation brings many positives…

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Anis Sahbani, Founder and CEO, Enova Robotics: Interview
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Interview:Anis Sahbani Why is innovation important to economic growth? ANIS SAHBANI: Innovation can take the shape of new or significantly improved products and technologies, new production processes, new ways of delivering goods and services to the market, or novel organisational methods that improve business practices and a firm’s relationship to its environment. In a nutshell, innovation…

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Anouar Maârouf, Minister of Communication Technologies and Digital Economy: Interview
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Interview:Anouar Maârouf How can digitalisation boost economic integration? ANOUAR MAÂROUF: Digitalisation is the main pillar of Tunisia’s efforts to improve the performance of its public services. We are looking to integrate smart processes into government administration so that we can deliver fast, transparent and accessible services. We are also taking steps to eliminate negative practices…

Analysis

Tunisia's government works to develop the start-up ecosystem using new policies and incentives
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The rise of Tunisia’s ICT sector forms part of the government’s drive to make science and technology the focus of its economic transformation, diversifying from traditional sectors such as tourism, manufacturing and agriculture. While government policies are organised under the sector’s national plan, Digital Tunisia 2020, the private sector is working to develop its ICT capabilities through…

Overview

Growing digital economy creates opportunities in Tunisia and emerging markets
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More and more commercial transactions are moving online and the so-called digital economy continues to expand its reach into every facet of the traditional analogue economy. For businesses this means they have access to new channels to reach existing clients as well as new opportunities to expand market share with a competitive digital offering. For consumers the ever-expanding digital economy promises…

Country Report

The Report: Tunisia 2019
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Tunisia is the smallest country in North Africa with an area of 163,610 sq km and is also the northernmost country in Africa. It borders Algeria to the west, Libya to the south and east, and the Mediterranean Sea to the north. With over 1000 km of coastline, it has a strong tradition of commerce and openness to the wider Mediterranean region. The country also holds a strategic position as a bridge

Event

SITIC AFRICA 2019

Comme les éditions précédentes, SITIC AFRICA 2019 réunit plus de 200 décideurs Publics et Privés Africains de l’Afrique Francophone. Mais la nouveauté pour cette 4ème édition est l’ouverture sur l’Afrique Anglophone et la forte présence des pays occidentaux. D’importantes délégations d’hommes d’affaires de l’Algérie, de l’Allemagne, de Belgique, du Canada, de France…

Economic Update

Une nouvelle loi pour soutenir la croissance du secteur des TIC en Tunisie

In English La Tunisie poursuit de plus belle la diversification de son économie avec l’introduction d’une nouvelle législation destinée à soutenir l’entreprenariat dans le secteur des TIC. Début avril, le Parlement tunisien a adopté un projet de loi baptisé «Startup Act», élaboré à l’issue de deux années de consultation auprès de plus de 70 acteurs et entrepreneurs…

Analysis

Easing delivery of Tunisia's state services unlocking digital growth
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To accelerate the development of the IT sector, the authorities launched the Tunisie Digitale 2020 programme, which is part of the National Strategic Plan (Plan National Stratégique, PNS) to develop and support the economy. Tunisie Digitale was initially meant to cover the 2014-18 period, although authorities extended its implementation to 2020. Its main goal is to accelerate the growth of IT infrastructure…

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