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Tunisia’s bet on reform is yielding real dividends. Foreign investment jumped 30 percent last year, crossing $1.2 billion as the country’s efforts to streamline bureaucracy and boost transparency have begun to attract serious capital. Manufacturing, services, and energy led the charge, with France and Germany topping the list of investors. Beyond the headline numbers, the inflows created more than 14,000 jobs—a sign that labor-intensive industries are regaining their footing. Authorities are now targeting $1.3 billion for 2026 as they double down on digitization and investor support. Despite these gains, significant challenges remain, including uneven regional development and ongoing financing pressures. But for a nation long grappling with economic headwinds, the trend suggests momentum is finally building.
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