Our Tunis office, opened in January 2026,
provides all of CLS & Strategy’s presentations and services;
here are some specific references for this office:
We offer consulting services to private companies and large multinational
groups in their international development projects to access new markets.
In addition to legal and tax advice, we conduct market research,
business opportunity identification, and establish commercial partnerships,
thanks to our local presence and network, which provides us with in-depth market knowledge.
Our public sector consulting team is recognized for its expertise in project implementation with donors and international organizations and its extensive field experience in North Africa, the Middle East, and Francophone Africa.
Building on our experience supporting public institutions and enterprises, we offer our support and guidance to assist them in their reform and transformation projects across their various functions.
For example, our Advisory Partner Wassim Baccari successfully led the project supporting the Tunisian Post, contributing in particular to the implementation of activities related to information systems, financial management, and organizational functions.
Our firm supports companies, investors, and international groups through the delivery of
financial due diligence assignments in the context of external growth transactions, divestments,
partnerships, or strategic reorganizations.
We operate both in Acquisition Due Diligence (ADD) and
Vendor Due Diligence (VDD), with an independent and rigorous
approach focused on the analysis of financial
and economic data relevant to decision-making.
As part of our transaction advisory services, our firm carried out a
Vendor Due Diligence (VDD) review assignment with a
predominantly tax focus for a group of clinics operating in Tunisia,
in connection with a capital opening project.
The assignment consisted of an analysis of the group’s tax position,
the consistency of its tax compliance practices, and the
identification of key tax issues and risks likely to have an
impact on the transaction, within a
specific regulatory and sector environment.
This engagement helped improve the quality,
reliability, and clarity of the information
shared with potential investors, and facilitated the
transaction process by providing greater visibility
on the tax-related issues associated with the transaction.
Tunis will be our base to serve the Libyan market
where we are developing partnership with professional firms.
