Tunisia ICT Sector 2020
The ICT sector in Tunisia is thriving, with the country benefiting from strategic geographic proximity to European markets and free trade agreements with various regions. The sector contributes significantly to the national GDP and has seen steady growth. Tunisia has a competitive edge in international rankings, attracting foreign investment and fostering success stories in the industry. The country boasts a pool of talented graduates, competitive labor costs, and developed facilities supporting R&D and training activities. Incentives and programs are in place to promote further growth and investment in the sector.
Key Insights
- Tunisia’s ICT sector contributes over 7.5% to the national GDP and has shown annual growth rates of over 7%.
- The country ranks first in North Africa for the quality of vocational training and ease of access to skilled employees.
- Tunisia offers competitive labor costs compared to competing destinations, making it an attractive market for investors.
- The country has a multitude of integrated facilities like competitiveness centers, technopoles, and cyber parks to support R&D and production activities.
- Incentives and programs are in place to promote investment in the ICT sector, including tax incentives and support for projects of national interest.
Source: Tunisia Investment Authority
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