CNFCE in the news

Workplace health and safety is crucial for employers as it improves performance, reduces costs, and enhances employee well-being and company attractiveness.

Leila Belkhiria Jabeur, President of CNFCE, indicates that the main hurdle for Tunisian women entrepreneurs in accessing African funding is their lack of bankable projects and financial information, despite available funds and COMESA opportunities.

Tunisia is set to host the 2026 COMESA women's business forum featuring B2B meetings and discussions on AI and trade.

Leila Belkhira highlights the importance of structured support, complementary expertise, and visibility to help Tunisian women entrepreneurs build sustainable and competitive businesses.

The CNFCE supports Tunisian women entrepreneurs by promoting sustainable business models, practical training, international networking, and government collaboration to enhance growth and visibility.

Leila Belkhira, president of the CNFCE, emphasizes that Tunisia's economic future relies on women's entrepreneurship, advocating for structured businesses with collective strategies, complementary expertise, and a focus on sustainability and internationalization.

Leila Belkhiria leads CNFCE to empower female entrepreneurs in Tunisia and Africa, promoting leadership, economic autonomy, and regional excellence.

CNFCE, GIZ Algeria, and AMC signed a partnership to support Tunisian and Algerian women entrepreneurs in green innovation sectors like bio-cosmetics and recycling.

A partnership was established to promote exchanges between women entrepreneurs in Algeria and Tunisia in sustainable sectors like bio-cosmetics and green recycling.

A training program was completed to equip 300 Tunisian women entrepreneurs with export skills and international business knowledge, certified by a European institution.

CNFCE piloted an ecological transition training program in Tunisia for women entrepreneurs, developed with ILO and EBRD.

Leila Belkhiria Jaber, head of CNFCE, was elected Vice-President of the COMFWB federation within COMESA in June 2024.

Leila Belkhiria Jaber, President of CNFCE, was elected Vice President of COMFWB at its General Assembly in Madagascar.

CNFCE is organizing Tunisian women entrepreneurs' participation in the COMFWB Regional Trade Fair in Madagascar to explore investment, build partnerships, and boost trade within the COMESA region.

Tunisian female business leaders are heading to a trade fair in Madagascar to explore investment opportunities and partnerships within the COMESA region.

CNFCE and ISAMM partnered to offer professional training and practical opportunities to students, linking education with private sector needs.

CNFCE partners with ISAMM to offer professional training, internships, and skill development for students, while also allowing CNFCE members to engage with academic events.

CNFCE organized a training to empower women business leaders in Tunisia on gender and climate change, aiming to support a just energy transition and green economy participation.

CNFCE organized a training session on gender and climate change for its Executive Bureau members, aiming to equip women entrepreneurs with knowledge and resources for climate adaptation and a just energy transition.

A December 2023 networking event organized by Women in Business Network and CNFCE will connect women entrepreneurs from multiple countries to foster collaboration and growth.