Discover new opportunities in Tunisia

Tunisia: My workshop is giving me a new lease of life

I returned to Tunisia after 11 years in Europe. The advice and support provided by the CTA enabled me to fulfil my dream of starting my own business in Tunisia.

New start as a livestock breeder in Tunisia

I emigrated from Tunisia to Europe in search of a better life. But I wasn’t happy there, so I returned to Tunisia. Support from the CTA enabled me to fulfil my dream and start a business breeding livestock.

Tunisia: How I became an independent woman

I returned to Tunisia with my family after 8 years in Germany. The advice and support I received from the CTA enabled me to start a new chapter in my life. Now I’m happy and run a shop selling stationery.

Giving women hope for a good life

The “Amal” association cooperates closely with the German-Tunisian Centre. Their common objective: advising, supporting and training women in difficult situations.

Digital leap into the job market

Thousands of women and men made direct contact with potential employers at the first digital job fair in Tunisia. It was a great success for both sides.

Answers to the most frequently asked questions

Are you considering returning to Tunisia, or have you already come back? Do you want not to emigrate, but rather find a job in Tunisia? Then we’re the first people you can contact: the Tunisian-German Centre for Jobs, Migration and Reintegration (CTA). Our aim is to help you find a secure livelihood. 

Success through agriculture in Tunisia

Oeurfeli Houssem Eddine is convinced that when it comes to agriculture, his home country has a lot to offer. This young Tunisian produces mozzarella and honey, and also wants to grow quinoa in the future. The Agripreneur 3.0 project run by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH helped him to build up his business.

New ideas for a traditional craft

What the advice centre can offer you

The advice centre in Tunis will be happy to advise you – even by phone or e-mail. The advisors speak Arabic and French, and will provide you with information on employment, training courses and much more.

Seeing the whole person

Many people make their way to Europe from the Tunisian coastal city of Sfax in the hope of a better life. Advisor Oussema from the German-Tunisian Centre for Jobs, Migration and Reintegration (CTA) reveals some alternatives to migration.