See the full supply chain
From wiring harnesses to embedded systems to aerostructures, the companies on this floor supply the same global programmes. Seeing them side by side is the point.
One floor
Doors open Tuesday 17 November, 9:00.
01About
Tunisia's mechatronics, automotive, electronics and aerospace sectors have always exhibited separately. For the first edition of Mobility Lab, their four associations take a single space at SAPRI and open it as a working platform — companies, buyers, engineers and investors in the same room for four days.
From wiring harnesses to embedded systems to aerostructures, the companies on this floor supply the same global programmes. Seeing them side by side is the point.
One floorPurchasing teams, OEM representatives, investors and public agencies are invited directly rather than left to find the stands by chance.
Four daysFour days of talks on electrification, aerospace sourcing, embedded electronics and the skills these industries will need by 2030.
Thirty talks02Ecosystems
Each association brings its own companies, its own buyers and its own programme strand to the floor.
Founded in 2012, Cluster Mecatronic Tunisie brings together industrial companies, research players and institutional partners around the development of Tunisia’s mechatronics sector. Through its initiatives and collaborative projects, CMT works to strengthen the competitiveness of companies, promote innovation, develop skills and open access to national and international markets.
Cluster Mécatronique Tunisie
Founded in 2016, it brings together the players of the Tunisian automotive sector, defends their interests and develops international partnerships. Through its TAMA academy, it supports skills development and the spread of international quality standards. In 2026 the sector counts more than 300 companies, employs over 130,000 people and generates around €3.4 billion in exports. Moving towards embedded software, software-defined vehicles and R&D, Tunisia is strengthening its position as a strategic technology hub for Europe.
Tunisian Automotive Association
Founded in 2017, it brings together manufacturers, laboratories and research centres with the support of GIZ. On 10 April 2026 it signed the Pact for the Competitiveness of the Electronics Industries, which targets 7 billion dinars of exports in 2030, against 3.5 billion in 2025, and 30,000 additional direct jobs.
Electronics cluster
Tunisian Aeronautical and Space Industries Group. It represents a sector of more than 60 companies, strongly export-oriented and integrated into international value chains.
Aeronautics & space industries
03Programme
The floor reads differently each day. Sessions are open to all badge holders, no separate ticket.
04Floor plan
Stands are grouped by ecosystem. Hover or select a stand to see its exhibitor.
05Exhibitors
Twenty stands across the four ecosystems, side by side on one floor.
06Speakers
Speakers are confirmed on a rolling basis. This page is updated as each one joins the programme.
07Practical info
08Contact
Exhibiting, sourcing, speaking or covering the event — tell us what you're looking for and the organising team will come back to you.
Registration for SAPRI and the Mobility Lab floor is handled on the official SAPRI visitor form.
Open the SAPRI registration form