AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoUS-Tunisia Aid Shift: The Trump administration plans to reprogram $52m in U.S. foreign military financing away from Slovakia, North Macedonia, Tunisia and Iraq toward Panama, Peru, Ecuador and Colombia, signaling a sharper tilt to the Americas. Parliament Budget Oversight: Tunisia’s Finance Committee vice-chair Dhafer Sghiri says lawmakers still lack the state budget implementation document for Jan–June 2026, complicating checks on spending and deficit financing; he hints at a possible supplementary finance law as oil prices jump above the budget assumption. Investment Climate Watch: Tunisia improved to 105th of 146 in the 2026 Global Attractiveness Index (up 12 spots), but remains in the “medium-low” tier. Auto Sector Earnings: Ennakl Automobiles Group reported H1 2026 revenue up to 368.1m dinars, while net profit fell to 30.6m dinars amid tighter import financing. Industrial Partnerships: Tunisia’s APII says Chinese automotive components maker Kunshan Chemitec is exploring a Tunisia plant (about €3m, 30–50 jobs). Aviation Connectivity: Tunis–Carthage ranks among Africa’s busiest by scheduled outbound seats in Sept 2026, with capacity up year-on-year. Regional Tech Cooperation: ECOWAS and Tunisia agreed to deepen ties in technology, security, sustainable development and infrastructure.
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