In April 2018, Tunisia made history in the Arab world in an unexpected way when the Tunisian parliament voted to adopt the Tunisia Startup Act after two years of work from the country’s leading entrepreneurs. While Tunisia is better known for its successful transition to democracy in the wake of the 2011 Arab Spring, and despite the political transition and compromises that landed the Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet the Nobel Peace Prize in 2015, the economy has faced significant challenges over the past years. Prime Minister Youssef Chahed, in power since 2016, has forged ahead with significant reforms intended to strengthen the Tunisian economy and secure hundreds of millions of ...
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