11th Tunisian-German Energy Day
Advancing bilateral cooperation in policy, investment, and innovation
Tunisia and Germany have set ambitious goals to advance the energy transition and achieve climate neutrality. At the heart of these efforts is the Tunisian-German Energy Partnership, fostering political dialogue, strategic cooperation, and joint action for decarbonization, investment, and energy security. A key milestone was the 11th Tunisian-German Energy Day, held on May 20 in Tunis, bringing together decision-makers from politics and business. Discussions focused on energy policies, renewable energy investments and demand side management.
The event reaffirmed both countries’ commitment to strengthening the partnership and emphasized the importance of boosting investments, ensuring energy supply and protecting the environment. Achieving these goals requires accelerating reforms in land use, simplifying administrative procedures, improving investment conditions, and digitalizing services. High-level meetings with State Secretary Ouael Chouchene (MIME) and Deputy Director-General Dr. Dorothea Schütz (BMWE) offered German companies a platform to express interest in Tunisia and explore business opportunities.
The conference was organized by GIZ Tunisia, on behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWE) and the Tunisian Ministry of Industry, Mines and Energy (MIME), in partnership with the Tunisian-German Chamber of Industry and Commerce (AHK).
Please find below the links to the documents presented during the conference :
