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NEW TUNISIA, NEW ECONOMIC VISION Ministry of Industry and Trade Wednesday 8 th March 2017 Prague, the Czech Republic Beligh Ben Soltane- International Marketing & Communication Director Agency Wednesday 8 th March 2017


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NEW TUNISIA, NEW ECONOMIC VISION

Ministry of Industry and Trade

Wednesday 8th March 2017 – Prague, the Czech Republic

Beligh Ben Soltane-

International Marketing & Communication Director – Agency

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Wednesday 8th March 2017 beligh.bensoltane@fipa.tn www.investintunisia.tn

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Tunisia: nisia: Startup artup Demo mocr cracy acy

Reconciliation with the values

  • f the international community

Good gouvernance Social and political plurality Rule of Law New constitution Presidential elections Parliamentary elections

Wednesday 8th March 2017 beligh.bensoltane@fipa.tn www.investintunisia.tn

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TUNISIA’S SWOT ANALYSIS

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PROMISING INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES PREVAILING IN TUNISIA TUNISIA’S FACTORS OF COMPETITIVENESS

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TUNISIA ECO DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2016-2020

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TUNISIA 2020 + TIF 2017

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TUNISIA’S SWOT ANALYSYS

S

STRENG ENGTHS

  • W

WEAK AKNE NESSES ES

O

OPPORT RTUNI NITI TIES ES

T

THREA EATS

  • Economic recovery in

Tunisia remains fragile.

  • GDP growing at about 1.5%
  • Unemployment remains

high : 15% in 2016

  • Exports are heavily

concentrated on European countries.

  • The country's commercial

and industrial bases are on the coast, and the interior has been less developed.

  • Widely praised parliamentary

and presidential elections Q4, 14

  • The democratic process is on

the right track

  • Tunisia’s economic recovery is

expected to strengthen in 2017 (2.6 in 2017)

  • FDI volume reached TND 2.2 b
  • A diverse market-oriented

economy with important agricultural, mining, tourism and manufacturing industries.

  • Main focus on encouraging

exports, FDI and Tourism.

  • Coalition government bodes

well for future policy formation.

  • Pursuing an innovative

economic strategy to

  • vercome four key challenges:

high rates of youth unemployment, a large number

  • f marginal jobs, increasing

income inequality, and substantial regional disparities.

  • Reviewing public finance

system to achieve social justice and equitable sharing of the tax burden.

  • Designing a comprehensive

development strategy

  • High expectations on

different levels.

  • Reducing Budget Deficit
  • High youth unemployment

remains a significant problem.

  • Instability in Libya remains

a serious threat.

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TUNISIA’S SWOT ANALYSIS

Content

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PROMISING INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES PREVAILING IN TUNISIA TUNISIA’S FACTORS OF COMPETITIVENESS

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TUNISIA ECO DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2016-2020

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TUNISIA 2020 + TIF 2017

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EU FTA FTA Turkey

AGADIR AGREEMENT

1 1 - Proximity mity and f free access to ma

  • major
  • r markets

rkets

Access to a market

  • f 800 million consumers

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Tunis Marseille London Paris

Arrival Paris Tuesday

 Flights similar price for high value/small size consignments e.g. electronic components, PCBs, etc...

Shipping time to mainland Europe is 4 to 5 days

London Wednesday or Thursday Sailings to Marseille 3 times a week

  • Containers or grouped consignments
  • Saturday despatch popular

Tunisia on Mediterranean rim

1 1 - Proximity mity and f free access to ma

  • major
  • r markets

rkets

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18 21 23 26 41 59 34

The availability of highly qualified HR with proven expertise enables Tunisia to be well ranked

A performing education system A huge pool of Talents

99 % of young Tunisians are at school

337 000 students (62.3% girls) 198 higher education Institutions

More than 1 000 vocational training centers Over 65,000 new graduates each year An exceptionally high Multi-lingualism 35% of graduates specialize in fields of engineering, computer science, communications & other technical fields

Source : ????

2- Tunisia’s Human Resources

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2- Com

  • mpetiti

itive co cost sts

A European Know-How at Competitive Labour Costs

Total % of salary Benefits (€) (€)

19 24,79 34 34,75 36,25 40 10 20 30 40 50

Minimum Wage Social Charges

100 130 180 238 380 384 536 100 200 300 400 500 600

Price of Electricity

0,0713 0,088 0,0882 0,1678 0,2131 0,05 0,1 0,15 0,2 0,25

Kwh ( € )

Rank Country 1 Vietnam 2 Tunisia 10 Ukraine 13 Morocco 14 Slovakia

Tunisia is ranked 2nd worldwide according to EMERGING MARKETS REPORT 2015

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Minimum Wages in Czech Rep. 407.09 (€)/Month

Better quality in shorter lead-times at lower costs

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3- Frien endly dly Bus usiness iness Envi vironment ronment

 Freedom to Invest  100% capital holding  10% corporate tax

 Flexibility in recruitment procedures  Off-shore bank accounts  Free transfer of profits, and capital gains  Advantages for import and export  Intellectual property protection

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3- Invest stmen ment t inc ncent ntives es

Supporting Agencies to serve Investors

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Investment grants for industrial projects in regional development areas, in tourism and agriculture Vocational Training Subsidy up to 50% of initial training costs and up to 25% of continuous training costs Subsidies to investment for Environmental protection, Technology Transfer and R&D, Regional and Agricultural Development Subsidy to employer’s social contributions and of infrastructure expenses in regional development areas

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3- Mod

  • dern

rn Inf nfrast stru ruct ctur ure

1 2 3 4 5 6

15 Cyber Parks

10 Poles of Competitiveness

9

International Airports 7 Commercial Ports

An extensive

  • 20K. Km paved

roads network

About 150 Industrial Areas

Tunisian infrastructure includes

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…offer already

recognized

by worldwide

references

3 346 foreign companies MTND 20 000 361 225 jobs

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FDI mainly substantial in manufacturing sector… (Energy excluded)

36,1%

13,8% 13,5% 9,8% 7,9% 5,4%

4,7% 3,5%

2,5% 2.6%

Textile & Clothing Mechanical, metalic & metallurgic Electric & Electronics Agri-business Miscellaneous Leather & Shoes Plastics Construction Materials Chemicals & Rubber Pharmaceuticals

52%

Manufacturing Industry

1%

Agriculture

9%

T

  • urism

38%

Services

FDI Breakdown by sector

Stock

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SOURCE : Tunisian Newspaper ‘ LA PRESSE’

5

Maj ajor

  • r firms

rms continu inue to hire re…

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TUNISIA’S SWOT ANALYSIS

Content

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PROMISING INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES PREVAILING IN TUNISIA TUNISIA’S FACTORS OF COMPETITIVENESS

4

TUNISIA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2016-2020

5

TUNISIA 2020 + TIF 2017

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Call Centres & BPO Renewable Energies Financial Services Electronics Textiles & Clothing Food processing industries ICT Automotive components Aerospace Industries

In Investm tment ent Opp pportunitie tunities

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267 opèrent dans le secteur 80 000 emplois dans le secteur

CKD Production facilities

200 150 100 50

1974-1977 1982-196 2000 2005 2010 2015

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267 companies 80 000 jobs 12% annual growth rate €2.2 b Tun. Exports 2016 38% Local integration rate

The he aut utom

  • motiv
  • tive co

compon

  • nent

nts s ind ndus ustry ry in T n Tun unisi sia is. s...

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The major European car manufacturers sourcing from Tunisia

Dräxlmaier Leoni

Lear Corp

Yazaki Delphi Kromberg & Shubert Cofat Valeo

World leading suppliers with large production units already present in Tunisia

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Ae Aero rosp space ce ind ndus ustri ries, s,

A A buoyant nt in industry ry Number of Companies Jobs created 11 40 65 75 2004 2008 2011 2016 1310 3835 9193 13000 2004 2008 2011 2016

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An An effici cient nt value ue ch chain

Engineering Production

– Mechatronics engineering – Electronic components – Software Development – Computer Aided Engineering & Mechanical Studies Safran & Telnet Altran partnership, Sogeclair, Vignal Artru, Genovia ...

Segments Main actors

– Surface treatment – Wire harnesses – Foundry & mechanical machining – Sheet metal cutting and assembly – Aircraft assembly casting – Plastic parts : composite materials Mecahers, Thalès, Stelia Eurocast, Atrics, Segnere SA, Aéroprotec, Storm Aircraft, AGBI, ASTF, MAT…

Services

  • Maitenance, Repair and Overhauling

Tunisair Technics, Sita, Aviaition IT Services Africa, Sabena Technics MIR …

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BPO ITO R&D

 Geographical and cultural proximity  Same Time zone + Central Europe (UTC+1)  Presence of major brands  Operational costs among the most

competitive in the Euromed Area

 Competitive and Available Pool of Talents

at European standards level

 A world Class Infrastructure (Class A +

dedicated areas)

 Very favorable implementation conditions

ICT & & Ou Outso sour urci cing ng

1 800 Companies +300 foreign companies +34 000 jobs

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1 822

  • Incl. 1 079 foreign

230 000

ENTREPRENEURIAL FABRIC

JOBS

Confirmed know how Available trained manpower Just in time delivery Presence of major Brands

8th supplier of Europe

Textiles iles an and d Cl Clothin hing

2nd supplier of France 2nd Exporting Sector

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3rd world Producer

  • f OLIVE OIL

1st world exporter

  • f DATES

2nd African country exporting organic products

Have you ever heard that TUNISIA is :

Agrifo grifood

  • d In

Indu dustr try

10th world Producer

  • f TOMATOES

1 064 COMPANIES (113 FOREIGN)

71 000

ENTREPRENEURIAL FABRIC JOBS

Une synergie entre les centres de recherche et les entreprises Une production BIO en plein essor Des produits de qualité, saveur et goût naturel Des incitations fiscales en faveur du secteur

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Solar Energy Potential Wind Energy Potential

A A Pro romisi sing ng Pot

  • tent

ntia ial for

  • r

Rene newab wable les Ene nerg rgies

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TUNISIA’S SWOT ANALYSIS

Content

1 2 3

PROMISING INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES PREVAILING IN TUNISIA TUNISIA’S FACTORS OF COMPETITIVENESS

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TUNISIA ECO DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2016-2020

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TUNISIA 2020 + TIF 2017

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Tunisia 2020

The New Development Plan 2016-2020 Public & Private Projects

Economic Hub Sustainability Human Development and Social Inclusion Good Governance Meeting inland regions aspirations

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Recent Reforms

 Diversify financial resources to develop infrastructure and boost investment  Enhance the private sector’s role in the economy

Banking Law Renewable Energy

 Establish a modern banking system  Boost confidence in the banking system  Preserve financial stability and protect against financial and economic crises  Regulate market concentration  Challenge monopolistic practices  Regulate price and advertising display  Establish the competition authority

Tax System

 Introduce a modern tax system  Introduce new tax incentives  Reduce public debt  Enhance sustainability  Attract private investors  Allow exportation of renewable energy  Organize a national plan for electricity generated by renewable sources  Reinforce Anti-Terrorism measures  Restore investor and consumer confidence

Public- Private Partnership (PPP) Anti- Terrorism Competition

Law Wednesday 8th March 2017 beligh.bensoltane@fipa.tn www.investintunisia.tn

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New Investment Law Outlines

Market Access Guarantees and Obligations Encouraging Investment Mechanism and Structure

 Remove structural obstacles  Reduce the specification note

revision

 Shorten authorization delays  Ability to recruit an increasing

number of executive staff

 Facilitate dividend repatriation  Indicate refusal reasons  Property Law  Arbitrage procedures

Investment incentives

 Specific subsidies  Tax exemption (up to 10 years)  Hiring foreign labour force up to

30 % of managerial staff for the first 3 years.

 Fnancial incentives up to 30% of

invested amount - Ceiling MDT 3 Public Structures

 Higher Council of Investment  Tunisia Investment Authority  Tunisian Investment Fund

A New Law to Foster Investment

Wednesday 8th March 2017 beligh.bensoltane@fipa.tn www.investintunisia.tn

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TUNISIA’S SWOT ANALYSIS

Content

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PROMISING INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES PREVAILING IN TUNISIA TUNISIA’S FACTORS OF COMPETITIVENESS

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TUNISIA ECO DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2016-2020

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TUNISIA 2020 + TIF 2017

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4500 attendees 1500 foreigners 88 countries represented 2247 Connex Me users Over 400 journalists

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Financial Agreements Announced Pledges

Tunisia back on stage to meet its Development Plan Objectives 2020

MTND 15 MTND 19

ADB announed its return to Tunisia – Openning a regional HQ for North Africa

Regaining Trust among Financial Institutions and Foreign Investors

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Teaser TIF2017

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Beligh Ben Soltane - International Marketing Director - Invest in Tunisia Agency

“Looking for Growth, Think Tunisia.”

THANK NK YOU OU!

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