To help Tunisian businesses expand their reach beyond the country’s borders, DP World has announced the launch of its e-commerce platform DUBUY.com in Tunisia.
Today, DP World announced the opening of its e-commerce site DUBUY.com in Tunisia, making it easier for local companies to conduct business abroad and access new markets.
The most recent DUBUY.com expansion will give Tunisian wholesalers access to a vast and well-established global network of foreign partners. Through the global ports and logistics network of DP World, it will also offer a supply chain that is more secure, practical, and trustworthy, according to a release.
Tunisian enterprises will be able to expand, get access to new product sources, and find new business prospects thanks to DUBUY.com’s network of importers, exporters, and trade specialists, it claimed.
The entry into Tunisia, which has a consumer market worth $5.2 billion, illustrates DP World’s dedication to establishing digital commerce corridors in Africa by giving rising economies access to crucial markets and fostering the growth of regional companies. Already available in Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania, and Zambia, DUBUY.com represents a network of more than 4,000 active online retailers.
Chief Operating Officer of DP World’s Digital Trade Solutions Mahmood Al Bastaki stated: “As more local firms engage with suppliers and distributors through digital technology channels, the African e-commerce market continues to expand. Because it expands trade opportunities both within Africa and with the rest of the globe, DUBUY.com is particularly positioned to improve trade in this region. Our most recent entry into North Africa presents enormous opportunities for enterprises throughout the entire area, the Middle East, and the rest of the world. We anticipate that having access to this online platform will boost regional wealth and help Tunisia’s economy grow.”
By offering safe and convenient financial transactions, scalable pricing for high-value purchases, and trustworthy fulfillment, DUBUY.com addresses some of the major issues preventing the expansion of e-commerce in Africa, which has the potential to become the largest free trade region in the world.
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