Investments in Tunisia recorded a remarkable increase in 2025, reaching 8,356.4 million dinars (approximately 2.7 billion dollars), a 39.3% increase compared to 2024. This is according to the 2025 annual report published on February 9, 2026 by the Tunisia Investment Authority (TIA). This dynamic is expected to create 101,681 jobs, an increase of 5% from the previous year.
In terms of sectors, despite a temporary adjustment marked by a 14.3% decrease in volume, the industry maintains its structural role in the Tunisian economy. It accounts for 2,924.7 MDT (approximately 943 million dollars), representing 35% of declared investments, and 39% of the jobs to be created, confirming its status as an economic pillar.
The services sector emerges as the main driver of employment, with nearly 60,000 positions, representing 59% of the total. Investments in this sector have increased significantly by 75%, reaching 1,755.4 MDT (approximately 566 million dollars), reflecting a particularly strong dynamic. Renewable energies consolidate their strategic position with 1,685.1 MDT (approximately 544 million dollars), representing 20% of total investments. This performance is in line with the national energy roadmap for 2035.
The agricultural sector shows notable resilience, with an 11.6% increase, totaling 1,347.5 MDT (approximately 435 million dollars). Tourism, on the other hand, records an exceptional growth of 238%, driven notably by a major project of 300 MDT in Jendouba (approximately 97 million dollars).
In terms of the nature of operations, new project creations dominate with 74% of investments, highlighting the country’s attractiveness. Extension projects, on the other hand, reflect the confidence of already established companies.
At the regional level, over 71% of investments are concentrated in ten governorates, notably Sidi Bouzid, Tunis, and Gabès. Regional development zones alone capture 54% of the amounts invested, mainly supported by projects related to renewable energies.
Finally, domestic investment accounts for 65% of the total and generates the majority of jobs, while foreign participation projects account for 35%. The report also emphasizes the importance of 14 National Interest Projects, totaling 32% of declared investments, mainly in renewable energies, industry, tourism, and services.
