Recent data from Tunisia’s telecom regulator shows a shift towards data-driven services, with mobile internet usage and 4G adoption growing, while traditional voice services plateau. Mobile broadband is now the dominant access point, highlighting a digital transformation in the telecom sector that operators and regulators must support.
Tunisie Telecom has signed a strategic partnership with Medusa for a high-capacity fibre optic link between Tunisia and France, aimed at enhancing regional and international digital connectivity. The project, set to be completed by early 2026, will boost Tunisia’s digital infrastructure and sovereignty.
Tunisia has granted 5G licenses to Tunisie Telecom, Orange Tunisie, and Ooredoo Tunisia, with the commercial rollout scheduled for 2025. The licenses include essential spectrum for 5G usage and will enhance mobile connectivity across the country. The move supports Tunisia’s Vision 2030 by fostering digital growth and attracting investment.
