A new Tunisian draft law, submitted to the Assembly of the Representatives of the People on June 9, 2026, seeks to establish a legal framework for freelance workers in the digital economy. The proposed legislation aims to facilitate access to the global market for independent professionals. Details were shared by MP Basma in a statement to Mosaïque FM on June 16, 2026. The bill also addresses electronic payment methods, likely to streamline transactions for freelancers. This initiative intends to formally recognize and regulate freelance work, currently operating in a legal gray area. The legislation’s passage could significantly boost Tunisia’s participation in the global digital workforce. Business News first reported on the development.