Investment: Nearly 53% of declared projects are non-productive

An economic document submitted to the People's Representative Assembly reveals that nearly 53% of declared projects in Tunisia are not productive. This alarming statistic raises questions about the efficiency of national investment. Experts warn of the risks of underinvestment and inefficient use of resources. ⏱️ 1 min of reading Recent facts and developments The document also highlights a lack of transparency in the management of certain projects, which could explain the low profitability. Private and public investors are urged to adopt stricter measures to ensure economic efficiency. This situation sheds light on the structural challenges Tunisia faces in terms of investment. Authorities must prioritize the modernization of key sectors to stimulate the economy. Delays and excessive costs remain major obstacles. Urgent solutions are needed to reverse the situation. Tunisia must bet on innovation and competitiveness to attract sustainable investments. The future of the Tunisian economy depends on the ability to turn these projects into real growth levers. ⚡ Key points ▸ The document also highlights a lack of transparency in the management of certain projects, which could explain the low profitability. ▸ Private and public investors are urged to adopt stricter measures to ensure economic efficiency. ▸ The future of the Tunisian economy depends on the ability to turn these projects into real growth levers. Follow the economy live on Flash Radio The economy is also decoded live: listen to Express FM, Cap FM and Radio MFM on Flash Radio, no registration required. 📈 Express FM live 103.6 MHz — Economy 📡 Cap FM live 91.5 MHz — Regional 🎵 Radio MFM live 88.0 MHz — Music All indicators and analyses from the Economy section are on Toutes le