Tunisia’s Minister of Economy and Planning, Samir Abdelhafidh, unveiled the 2026 economic budget, designed to strengthen national resilience while balancing growth, macroeconomic stability, and social equity. As the foundation of the 2026-2030 development plan, it projects 3.3% growth driven by agricultural recovery, increased phosphate and hydrocarbon output, and 11.5 million expected tourists. Total investment is set to reach 30 billion dinars (around USD 9.6 billion), with inflation contained at 5.3%. The strategy focuses on five pillars: employment, inclusion, competitiveness, regional development, and sustainability.
