ADB Begins New Job Program in Tunisia

The "Cap Amblia" program, implemented with support from the African Development Bank in Tunisia, aims to create employment opportunities and improve the labor market. Following the announcement of its launch in February 2025, Tunisia initiated a new phase of procurement procedures in October 2026, reflecting progress in implementation and further operations related to the program’s various components. The program seeks to generate approximately 118,900 jobs, including 76,600 direct and 42,300 indirect opportunities, with a focus on skills development, entrepreneurship support, formalization of economic activity, and strengthening the capacities of involved institutions. It is funded with €90 million and a grant of $2.5 million. As of the end of 2025, the program's results include over 4,593 individuals benefiting from training, an increase in partner institutions to 480, and financing for more than 3,100 projects, 47.5% of which target women. This highlights its success in supporting the Tunisian labor market despite challenges in translating these indicators into sustainable jobs.

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