Two hours from Europe.
Tunis sits across the Mediterranean from southern Europe, within a short flight of Paris, Rome, Madrid and Frankfurt, and in a working-day overlap that makes same-day collaboration natural.
A trilingual talent pool.
Tunisia trains a large base of graduates fluent in French, English and Arabic, with strong engineering, IT, finance and customer-operations profiles.
A partner, not just a low-cost location.
Competitive on cost, but the real case is reliability: a stable, skilled workforce and a mature services ecosystem. We don't promise a standard percentage saving — it depends on roles, scope and operating model.
Incentives for export-oriented companies.
Tunisia's framework for exporting and offshore-serving companies offers preferential corporate-tax treatment and investment incentives. The applicable regime should be confirmed for each activity.
A long relationship with Europe.
Tunisia and the EU have been bound by an Association Agreement for over two decades, with deep trade and talent ties — a delivery base there builds on an established relationship, not a standing start.
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