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AGYLE Alumni Meet-up in Tunis

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In May 2026, the second AGYLE Alumni Meet-up took place in Tunis, Tunisia. A total of 44 alumni from all AGYLE countries and cohorts came together to strengthen personal connections within the network, build new relationships, and spark future collaborations in the African-European context. The three-day programme combined professional exchange, leadership impulses, and insights into Tunisia’s innovation ecosystem.

Over the course of the Meet-up, alumni took part in workshops, discussion formats, and deep-dive sessions that created space to share experiences, learn from one another, and further develop new ideas. The programme was complemented by company visits to ACTinCube by ACTIA, Bako Motors, and COFICAB, offering valuable insights into Tunisia’s automotive, technology, innovation, and industrial sectors. Another highlight was the reception at the residence of the German Ambassador, Elisabeth Wolbers, where alumni engaged in conversations with representatives from business and politics.

What defined the Meet-up was the open exchange between young leaders from different countries and industries, as well as the shared belief that sustainable collaboration is built on trust, mutual learning, and strong networks. Through its diverse formats, AGYLE creates the space for exactly this kind of exchange.

We would especially like to thank everyone who contributed to making the Meet-up possible — our alumni, the local partners and host companies, the speakers and facilitators, as well as the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Tunisia.