In recent years, Tunisian start-ups have been progressing. As a result, in terms of attractiveness for start-ups, Tunisia is among the eight most attractive countries on the African continent. And in particular the capital, the city of Tunis.
According to the StartupBlink Global Start-up report, Tunisia lost several places to rank 76th in the world. While it ranks third in North Africa. In addition, it is ranked 76th in the world for software and data.
It must be said that Tunis is an ideal place to set up start-ups in several sectors. Such as education, IoT, as well as e-commerce and online sales.
As the most popular industries in Tunis, there are: eight education start-ups; six Hardware & IoT start-ups; and four Ecommerce & Retail start-ups in Tunis, on the StartupBlink Map.
Similarly, on the StartupBlink Global Startup Ecosystem Map, there is also a sample of 30 startups in Tunis.
Moreover, the city of Tunis ranks third in North Africa. Which places it above other cities like Casablanca and below Cairo. But she finds herself ranked 417th in the world. Tunis is the only classified city in Tunisia.
Remember that Tunis is an ideal location for Fintech, Software and Data and Social & Leisure. As the most popular industries in Tunis, there is a sample of eight Fintech startups in Tunis. But also six software and data and four social and entertainment, on the StartupBlink Map.
In short, the ecosystem of Tunisian startups is taking off more and more. Just as he has all the ingredients to succeed. Because in addition to the desire of startuppers, there is an infrastructure that is developing.
