Tunisia

Tunisia is a socially and politically sound country, offering favorable conditions for investment. As a country of cooperation, it has entered into agreements with several nations globally, and stands as the first country of the southern Mediterranean region to have signed a Free Exchange Agreement, and Association agreements, with the European Union. Tunisia maintains an Arab Mediterranean Agreement as well as Free Trade Agreements with Turkey. These international agreements prove Tunisia’s The region of Tunisia holds a favourable advantage as a member of both the African as well as Arabic society providing for its dynamic appeal as a popular region for investing.

Foreign investors enjoy from the country’s attractive benefits of freedom to transfer capital and profits, a stably founded financial market, a competitive and trained labor force and a dynamic banking system. A foreign investor under the region of Tunisia ins entitled to hold up to 100 % of project equality without the need of any prior authorization in the majority of sectors. Moreover shares in operating companies of Tunisia can be freely purchased with up to 50% of capital without the need of authorization. The Tunisian Dinar has been convertible for current transactions since 1994 and this renders any foreign company with its head office in Tunisia to be able to transfer all capital income, both for commercial transactions and those linked to production alike. The region’s trade agreements with its neighboring regions provides for countless benefits to its investing potentials and foreign traders under this rapidly developing arena.