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Tunisia bilateral economic cooperation efforts
Overview
Tunisia is engaging in various bilateral efforts to strengthen its international economic and strategic ties.
In discussions with Thailand, officials addressed a significant trade deficit where Tunisian imports, such as automobiles and industrial machinery, outweigh exports. Both nations identified sectors including olive oil, dates, seafood, and IT services to diversify and balance bilateral trade.
Separately, Tunisia and Belgium have expressed intentions to expand economic cooperation and move toward a strategic partnership. Discussions between the Tunisian Foreign Minister and the Belgian Ambassador focused on increasing investment, higher education, and tourism. A Walloon economic mission is planned for late 2026 to target sectors such as renewable energy, water, and waste management, while both parties also addressed human mobility and professional pathways.
Entities
Tunisia · Jan De Pauw · Thailand · Belgium · Najeh Ben Abdessalem
Timeline
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3 days ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 3 sourcesTunisia and Belgium seek to expand economic and strategic cooperationTunisia and Belgium are seeking to deepen bilateral cooperation, focusing on increasing Belgian investments, enhancing human mobility, and expanding partnerships in renewable energy and environmental sectors.
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18 days ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesTunisia and Thailand aim to rebalance trade with new cooperation projectsTunisia and Thailand met to tackle a trade deficit, targeting sectors like olive oil, dates, seafood, automotive parts and IT services to create a more balanced commercial relationship.
Sources
gayahidup.republika.co.id · lapresse.tn · managers.tn