Tunisia | Secure Contracts and Claims Before Litigation

Good news — Flash Radio shares this positive update with you. Economic relations between Algeria and Tunisia are experiencing a resurgence, opening opportunities for businesses in both countries. However, this development requires greater rigor in preparing cross-border operations. A commercial contract is secured not only by choosing the applicable law but also by mastering the logistical, technical, and financial aspects. Recent developments and facts A structured institutional framework already exists between the two countries. The Algerian-Tunisian Preferential Trade Agreement, which came into force in 2014, offers tariff advantages, subject to strict conditions related to the origin of products. The 23rd session of the Mixed Commission, in December 2025, resulted in the signing of twenty-five agreements, covering key sectors such as energy, investment, and transport. A cooperation program between the two countries aims to strengthen economic ties for the period 2026-2027. For Tunisian companies wishing to operate in Algeria or vice versa, the key to success lies in the early integration of legal, technical, and financial requirements into the structuring of their projects. The mutual willingness to cooperate highlights the importance of these partnerships, which aim to transform bilateral mechanisms into concrete and sustainable projects.