Tunisia will host, on 30 November and 1 December 2026, the Euro-Mediterranean Forum for Sustainable Development, an event aimed at providing a platform bringing together the various actors in the water, energy, environment and sustainable agriculture sectors, while promoting investment and partnership opportunities in the Mediterranean region.
The organization of this forum takes place in a regional and international context marked by a progression of investments devoted to climate, energy and environmental projects. According to information provided by the event’s organizers, these investments exceed 113 billion euros, thus reinforcing the forum’s importance as a space for presenting new projects and opportunities, but also for creating strategic partnerships among the various actors.
The forum is expected to bring together European institutions, international funders, ministries, public institutions as well as major economic groups active in the region, alongside companies and organizations specializing in sectors related to sustainable development.
The program includes high-level conferences, specialized workshops and bilateral business meetings. These activities will enable participants to identify opportunities for cooperation and investment and to develop direct relationships with project promoters, financing bodies and decision-makers.
The forum also provides an opportunity for companies operating in the fields of water, energy, environment and sustainable agriculture to showcase their expertise and solutions, explore new markets in the Euro-Mediterranean space and examine possibilities to forge partnerships and launch joint projects.
The choice of Tunisia to host this event fits within its positioning as a bridge between Europe and the Mediterranean and African spaces, in a context marked by growing interest in investments related to the energy transition, the green economy and adaptation to climate change.
