The Chinese group Kunshan Chemitec Automotive Components is studying the possibility of creating an industrial unit in Tunisia, with an initial investment estimated at more than 3 million euros. The project could generate between 30 and 50 direct jobs when it starts.

Tunisia could soon welcome new Chinese investment in the automotive components sector. The Kunshan Chemitec Automotive Components Group is currently studying the opportunities for an industrial establishment in the country.

Led by its CEO Liu Yichao, a delegation from the company met with representatives of the Agency for the Promotion of Industry and Innovation (APII) to examine the conditions and possibilities for an investment

The Tunisian Automotive Management Academy (TAMA), an initiative of the Tunisian Automotive Association (TAA), is strengthening its support offer in terms of sustainable development and ESG performance through a new partnership with ProVerdy.

The Tunisian Automotive Management Academy (TAMA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding Understand. Act. Decarbonize.

About TAMA

The Tunisian Automotive Management Academy (TAMA) is the training and skills development academy supported by the Tunisian Automotive Association (TAA). It offers professionals in the automotive sector specialized training and programs covering quality, continuous improvement, project management, supply chain, ESG and industry transformation.

About ProVerdy

ProVerdy develops intelligent solutions dedicated in particular to carbon accounting and ESG compliance, per

Tunisia will be present at IAA TRANSPORTATION 2026, one of the main international events dedicated to transport, mobility and tomorrow's technologies, which will be held from 15 to 20 September 2026 in Hannover, Germany.

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The ACTIA Group is celebrating a major double milestone in its history: 40 years of innovation in the automotive sector and 20 years of presence in Tunisia through its subsidiary ACTIA Engineering Services. This anniversary testifies to a journey marked by growth, technological excellence and the valorization of Tunisian skills.

40 years of innovation for the automotive industry

Since its creation, the ACTIA Group has developed around technological innovation and support for the transformations of the automotive industry. Its activities cover in particular the fields of electronics, embedded systems, connectivity and technological solutions dedicated to mobility.

In Tunisia, this dynamic has materialized for 20 years through ACTIA Engineering Services, which over the years has become a recognized player in the field of engineering and technological services for the automotive industry Tunisian human capital is one of the main assets of ACTIA Engineering Services, contributing to the development of technological solutions and the realization of projects with high added value.

This location also illustrates Tunisia's growing role as an engineering, research and development and technology services hub for the automob industry

Yura Corporation Tunisia takes a new step in its commitment to a responsible and sustainable supply chain by obtaining the international RSCI (Responsible Supply Chain Initiative) label.

This distinction follows an audit carried out on site by a specialised team from Germany, on the practices This certification demonstrates the company's commitment to aligning its practices with international standards for accountability, sustainability, and supply chain management.

Beyond the recognition granted to the company, this step is also an illustration of the level of expertise and professionalism of Tunisian talents partnership opportunities with major international groups, as well as to explore new markets in the automotive components sector.

This recognition is also part of a broader dynamic for the Tunisian automotive sector

The Tunisian Automotive Association (TAA) was pleased to welcome Eng. Elijah Olweny Akumu, from the State Department for Industry under the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry (MITI) of Kenya, as part of an exchange on the prospects for cooperation in the automotive sector.

This meeting is part of the continuity of the first industrial exchanges undertaken in 2024 between the Tunisian ecosystems and It provided an opportunity to continue discussions around opportunities for collaboration in the automotive industry and automotive component manufacturing sectors.

The exchanges focused in particular on the possibilities of strengthening industrial cooperation between Tunisia and Kenya, facilitating partnerships between companies, promoting the

Present in Tunisia for nearly 50 years, the German group Leoni plans to continue its expansion projects in several regions of the country, thus confirming its lasting commitment to the Tunisian automotive components industry.

This prospect was raised during a meeting held on Monday, August 24, between Salah Zouari, Minister of On this occasion, the leader presented the group's activities as well as its development prospects, including the continuation of several extension projects.

No investment amount or detailed timetable has, at this stage, been communicated.

Established in Tunisia since 1977, Leoni has gradually developed several product units The group now employs nearly 30,000 people in the country and plays a major role in the international value chains of the automotive industry, as well as in the electrical and electronics sectors.

Leoni's development is part of the dynamics of a Tunisian automotive sector in full consolidation. According to the Tunisian Automotive Association (TAA), more than 280 companies operate today in the automotive and components industry, with an export volume that approaches 4 billion euros and about 120,000 jobs.

This dynamic continues to attract new international investment. Last May, the Chinese group Taikang Electronics announced its plans to set up in Sousse, with the creation of its first factory abroad, dedicated in particular to the production of automotive electronic components and expected to generate 300 direct jobs.

The continued investment of international groups such as Leoni thus confirms Tunisia's attractiveness as