The Tunisian Automotive Association (TAA) continues to develop its vocational training offer through TAMA by TAA, its initiative dedicated to strengthening skills and supporting companies in the Tunisian automotive industry.

Since its launch, TAMA has been building, in collaboration with its member companies, programs to This approach is based on the expertise of qualified trainers and a common ambition: to strengthen skills, improve industrial performance and consolidate the competitiveness of the automotive sector in Tunisia.

In this dynamic, TAMA by TAA announces several evolutions within its team as well as new orientations for its training catalog, especially in anticipation of the year 2027.

She will be the main contact for companies for monitoring requests, identifying needs and supporting training projects.

Eya Garci joins the team to ensure the logistical and administrative coordination of the trainings.

After four years of contributing to the development of TAMA, Nizar Zaier leaves the TAA to continue his journey The TAA thanks him for his commitment and wishes him every success in his future projects.

Adnene Boubaker, Director of Training, HR and Sustainability, continues to manage TAMA's activities, monitor programmes and coordinate the network of trainers.

Your TAMA by TAA Contacts

Leila Hedriche – Sales Manager Training : 29 276 445

Eya Garci – Logistics and Administrative Coordination
E-mail: eya.garci@taa.tn
Tel. : 29,864,897

TAMA by TAA: training adapted to the international standards of the automotive industry

In an industrial environment marked by increasing demands for quality, productivity, innovation and performance, TAMA by TAA continues to develop training courses adapted to the needs of automotive companies.

The offer is based on experts The qualification of stakeholders, the recognition of certifications, the relevance of educational content and their adequacy with the operational needs of companies are essential criteria to ensure a real return on investment in skills development.

Vocational training 2027: new strategic expertise on the agenda

To respond Artificial intelligence and industrial performance

Discovery of the applications of artificial intelligence to industry professions, process optimization and operational performance improvement.

2. Supply Chain and international certifications

Development of supply chain management skills through APICS / ASCM certifications, including:

• ASCM CSCP (Certified Supply Chain Professional).
• ASCM CPIM (Certified in Planning and Inventory Management).

3. Electronics and electronic assemblies

Strengthening of technical expertise in the manufacturing, inspection and repair processes of electronic assemblies, with the reference systems:

• IPC-A-600.
• IPC-A-610.
• IPC/WHMA-A-620.
• IPC-7711/7721.

4. Automotive software engineering and embedded systems

Development of skills in automotive software engineering and embedded systems, in particular around:

• AUTOSAR.
• Automotive Software Essentials (VDA).

5. Industrial quality and processes

Deepening auditing skills, process control and industrial quality through the reference systems:

• VDA 6.8.
• VDA 19.1.
• VDA 19.2.

Detailed programmes and timetables for the next training sessions will be communicated shortly.

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On October 23, 2026, the Tunisia Automotive Association (TAA) brought together its members and partners for the TAA Community Meet Up, an afterwork dedicated to professional exchanges, the sharing of experiences and the development of new opportunities for collaboration within the automotive industry in Tunisia.

A committed community at the service of the Tunisian automotive industry Their membership enriches the diversity of expertise represented within the network and strengthens the collective dynamics of the Tunisian automotive sector.

The TAA also extends its thanks to all participants for their presence, commitment and contribution to the vitality of this professional community.

Our community. Our momentum. Together, let's continue to connect stakeholders, create opportunities and make the Tunisian automotive industry shine.

Companies and partners present

ABINJECT Plastics Industry | LEONI Tunisia | IPSEN Logistics Tunisia | QualiFour | Amcor – Promens Monastir | Rosenberger | APEM | AI Mobility Solutions (aims) | Vectorys Logistics | FONDINOR | Yazaki Tunisia | DECO-PLAST

The Tunisian Automotive Association (TAA) welcomed to its premises a delegation from the German group SCHERDEL, as part of a visit organized with the support of its partner, the Tunisian-German Chamber of Industry and Commerce (AHK Tunisia), in collaboration with GIZ Tunisia.

This meeting is part of a dem It aims to uncover the potential of the automotive industry in Tunisia and identify new opportunities for partnership, investment and business development.

On the programme of exchanges: the presentation of the Tunisian automotive ecosystem, the enhancement of local production capacities and the exploration of avenues of collaboration with Tunisian companies in the automotive components sector

As part of the Tunisian-Korean industrial cooperation mission, the South Korean delegation continued its program in Tunisia on October 13, 2026 with a day dedicated to the discovery of Sousse's industrial, technological and scientific ecosystem.

Composed of 20 representatives of 12 Korean companies and organizations, the delegation brings together actors from the poles This visit aims to explore new opportunities for cooperation in advanced technologies, research and development (R&D) and industrial innovation.

Sousse, a Tunisian ecosystem at the service of industrial innovation

On the agenda of this day were several visits of companies, research structures and technological innovation actors:

The Tunisian Automotive Association (TAA) thanks its members and partners for their welcome, their availability and the quality of the exchanges organized throughout this year.

From 11 to 14 October 2026, Tunisia hosted a South Korean delegation of 20 participants representing 12 companies, led by the Korea Auto Parts Association (KAPA). This business mission aims to strengthen industrial and technological cooperation between Tunisia and South Korea, while developing new business partnerships in the automotive sector and related industries.

A strategic meeting to strengthen Tunisian-Korean industrial partnerships

On 12 October 2026, the opening session of this meeting was held in the presence of S Lee Tae-won, Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Tunisia, and H.E. Kais Darragi, Ambassador of Tunisia to the Republic of Korea, spoke by video message. Representatives of institutions and professional organizations from both countries also took part in this event.

This initiative is part of a dynamic of rapprochement between the Tunisian and South Korean industrial ecosystems, with the aim of promoting economic exchanges, the transfer of know-how and the development of new investment and partnership opportunities.

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Through this initiative, the Tunisian Automotive Association continues its commitment to the internationalization of the Tunisian automotive industry, the development of industrial exchanges and

Tunisia made a strong impression at IAA TRANSPORTATION Hannover 2026, showcasing the diversity, industrial expertise and innovation capabilities of its automotive and mobility ecosystem.

Through a collective presence led by the Tunisian Automotive Association (TAA) and Cluster Mecatronic Tunisie, with the support of GIZ Tunisia, several Tunisian companies and startups represented the country's industrial know-how at the Tunisian Pavilion.

A Tunisian Pavilion Dedicated to Innovation and the Automotive Industry

The pavilion brought together complementary players from Tunisia's automotive and mobility ecosystem:

• Infinite, SURUS Automotive and Pixii Motors, three innovative startups operating in the mobility sector;
• STIP Amine, AI Mobility Solutions (AIMS) and IPSEN LOGISTICS TUNISIA, representing the industrial expertise and services developed by TAA member companies.

Tunisia's presence at IAA TRANSPORTATION 2026 was further strengthened by the independent participation of CAVEO AUTOMOTIVE TUNISIA S.A. and Bako Motors SAS, highlighting the diversity of capabilities and solutions offered by the Tunisian automotive industry.

This participation provided another valuable opportunity to position Tunisia as a competitive and reliable industrial partner for the global automotive industry, while fostering new business opportunities and international cooperation.

Strengthening Connections Between Tunisia and the Global Automotive Ecosystem

The Tunisian delegation had the honour of welcoming His Excellency Mr. Wacef Chiha, Ambassador of Tunisia to Germany, whose presence provided valuable support to the Tunisian delegation.

His Excellency also took part in the VIP Tour, alongside Tunisian exhibitors and representatives from VDA, AAAM and GIZ, encouraging discussions on Tunisia's industrial potential, its automotive ecosystem and opportunities for international cooperation.

Tunisia at the Heart of Discussions on the African Automotive Industry

Tunisia also made an active contribution to the IAA Africa Roundtable, a session dedicated to the development of the automotive industry across Africa.

The roundtable was opened by Ms. Hildegard Müller, President of the German Association of the Automotive Industry (VDA), and moderated by Mr. Marius Ochel, Director of Partnerships with International Associations for Africa and India at VDA, and Ms. Victoria Backhaus-Jerling, CEO of the African Association of Automotive Manufacturers (AAAM).

The discussions brought together African and international stakeholders to address several strategic challenges and opportunities for the sector, including:

• The development of the African automotive industry;
• Supply chain resilience;
• Opportunities arising from the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA);
• Strengthening pan-African industrial cooperation;
• Developing more integrated and resilient automotive value chains.

His Excellency Mr. Wacef Chiha, Ambassador of Tunisia to Germany, also addressed the audience, highlighting the importance of strengthening international industrial partnerships and Tunisia's cooperation with its partners.

The Tunisian perspective was represented by Mr. Ibrahim Debache, representing the TAA, who contributed to discussions on Tunisia's automotive ecosystem and its potential role in developing African automotive value chains.

The discussions also benefited from the contribution of Mr. Felix Sarrazin from GIZ Tunisia, who shared insights into opportunities to support industrial cooperation and the development of resilient automotive ecosystems.

A Platform for Developing International Partnerships

Tunisia's participation in IAA TRANSPORTATION Hannover 2026 confirms the strategic importance of international automotive trade fairs as platforms for visibility, networking and business development for Tunisian companies.

For the Tunisian Automotive Association (TAA), IAA TRANSPORTATION represents much more than an industry event. It is a strategic platform connecting Tunisian companies with international players in the automotive and mobility industries, promoting Tunisia's industrial capabilities and creating new opportunities for cooperation between Tunisia, Germany, Africa and international markets.

The TAA would like to extend its sincere thanks to Cluster Mecatronic Tunisie, GIZ Tunisia, VDA, AAAM, the Embassy of Tunisia in Germany, as well as all participating companies and startups, for their contribution to this collective initiative.

Tunisia's presence at IAA TRANSPORTATION Hannover 2026 reflects a clear ambition: to strengthen the international visibility of the Tunisian automotive industry and actively contribute to building more integrated, innovative and resilient African automotive value chains.

As part of its support for member companies, the Tunisian Automotive Association (TAA) visited the industrial site of AB INJECT Plastics Industry, a TAA member company specializing in high-precision plastic injection and assembly of technical parts. Amir R., CEO and co-founder of AB INJECT, as well as all his teams for their welcome, their availability and the quality of the exchanges.

This meeting once again illustrates the importance of collaborations between industrial companies, professional organizations and development partners to strengthen the capacities of Tunisian industry.

Hannover, September 2026 — Ten years after the signing of their first Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), the Tunisian Automotive Association (TAA) and the German Association of the Automotive Industry (VDA) are celebrating a decade of cooperation dedicated to the development of the Tunisian automotive industry, strengthening (RSCI) supports companies in adapting to new international requirements for responsible practices within automotive value chains.

This dimension is becoming increasingly important as automotive manufacturers and suppliers strengthen their requirements in terms of ESG, sustainable development, environmental responsibility and In a context of rapid transformation of the global automotive sector, the consolidation of international partnerships remains a key factor in supporting its development.

Preparing for the future of mobility

The global automotive industry is currently undergoing a profound transformation, driven in particular by electrification, digitalization, new technologies

On June 3, 2026, the Tunisian Automotive Association (TAA) celebrated its 10th anniversary around a theme that summarizes both its history and its vision: "60 years of heritage, 10 years of acceleration".

This event marked an important milestone for the TAA and for the entire automotive industry More than an anniversary celebration, this meeting was a moment of recognition, sharing and projection towards the future, bringing together the main actors who contribute to the development and influence of the automotive sector in Tunisia.

60 years of automotive industrial heritage in Tunisia

The history of the automotive industry in Tunisia is Through this anniversary, the TAA wished to pay tribute to the pioneers of the Tunisian automotive sector who have contributed to building an ecosystem today recognized for its know-how, competitiveness and export orientation.

The different sequences of the event made it possible to return to the main stages of this evolution, to highlight the successes of the ecosystem in On the contrary, it marks the beginning of a new chapter for the TAA and for the Tunisian automotive ecosystem.

With 60 years of industrial heritage and a new generation of players, Tunisia has major assets to strengthen its positioning in international automotive value chains.

The TAA for 10 years of acceleration. And a common ambition for the future.

Thank you to everyone who helped write this story with us.

The future of the Tunisian automotive industry is being built together.

September 25th marks the official launch of the Automotive ESG Maturity Assessment, a tool designed by the Tunisian Automotive Association (TAA) to support companies in the Tunisian automotive industry in assessing their ESG maturity and building their progress trajectory.

In a context where environmental, societal For automotive companies, it is now a lever to strengthen their competitiveness, improve their resilience and meet the growing expectations of contractors and international partners.

In particular, the launch day highlighted the main challenges facing Tunisian companies and the importance of adopting a Walid Akrout, Head of Treasury and Donor Partnerships at UBCI, Mr. Zied Bachrouch, Director of Global Markets at Gamco Energy, as well as Ms. Fatma Midani, CEO of Soul & Planet, for the richness of their interventions and the quality of the exchanges.

The TAA also thanks all its partners for their support and commitment alongside the Tunisian automotive industry: GIZ Tunisia, UBCI, Gamco Energy, ProVerdy, cit Tu Identify your priorities. Take action.

A new step for ESG in the Tunisian automotive industry

September 25 is not a conclusion, but the starting point of a new stage in the ESG approach of the Tunisian automotive industry.

Through the Automotive ESG Maturity Assessment, the TAA wishes to Understand. Prioritize. Act. Progress.

ESG is not built only in reports.
It is built in action.

And this action starts now.