The requests come as Tunisia tries to accelerate its energy transition and attract more private renewable-energy capital. Faster permitting would reduce development risk, while tax support and storage rules could improve project economics and make solar output more useful to the grid. The policy push is important because North African solar markets need clearer investment frameworks to convert resource potential into bankable projects.
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