On 18 October 2026, Tunisia's ambassador to France, Dhia Khaled, officially opened the Tunisian pavilion at SIAL Paris: 991 square metres and 71 exhibitors brought together to showcase the diversity of Tunisian produce.
What is the Tunisian pavilion at SIAL Paris 2026?
At SIAL Paris, Tunisia brings the full breadth of its food and agricultural offering, and it is precisely this gathered diversity that gives the pavilion's presence its meaning.
The Tunisian pavilion at SIAL Paris, the international food and agriculture trade show, was officially opened on 18 October 2026 by Tunisia's ambassador to France, Dhia Khaled.
The Tunisian pavilion covers 991 square metres for this edition of the show.
How extensive is Tunisia’s presence?
The Tunisian pavilion occupies 991 square metres within the show, hosting a broad and varied range of goods.
Within that space, 71 exhibitors come together, spanning multiple industries and areas of expertise.
Who represented Tunisia at this event?
It was Tunisia’s ambassador to France, Dhia Khaled, who inaugurated the Tunisian pavilion at the SIAL Paris international food and agriculture trade show on 18 October 2026. The gesture officially opened the country’s presence at this professional gathering.
Entrusted to Tunisia’s diplomatic representation in France, this inauguration makes the participation official.
Fundamentally, the whole is coherent: seventy-one exhibitors brought together across nearly a thousand square metres, under an official presence asserted from the very inauguration. Tunisia showcases the full breadth of its food and agricultural offering at SIAL Paris, and it's precisely this gathered diversity that gives the pavilion's presence its meaning.
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