Careers. Professionals. Partnerships.

NAVIGO actively shapes the German-Tunisian Economic Forum Essen 2026

NAVIGO supports the 1st German-Tunisian Economic Forum in Essen and contributes its expertise in international workforce mobility and German-Tunisian cooperation.

Delegation der Stadt Essen und NAVIGO in Tunesien

NAVIGO accompanies delegation trip to Tunisia 2026

NAVIGO accompanied the City of Essen and the Essen Economic Development Agency on a delegation trip to Tunisia and held talks with professionals, employers and institutions on prospects for sustainable German-Tunisian cooperation.

Two founders. One shared conviction.

Dr. Aboubakr Rabah and Mehriz Fezzani share more than a long-standing friendship. Their international roots, academic backgrounds, professional experience and networks form the foundation of NAVIGO today.

Germany needs skilled professionals

Skilled professionals secure competitiveness, innovation and growth. Yet demographic change, a lack of young talent and economic transformation are intensifying existing shortages.

Sidi Bou Said mit Blick auf die Bucht von Tunis

Why Tunisia?

Germany and Tunisia share long-standing economic and institutional relations, established mobility pathways and diverse qualification potential. For NAVIGO this forms a strong basis for sustainable international workforce mobility.

Fair recruitment: responsibility from the start

Integrity, reliability and trust form the basis of fair workforce mobility. No placement fees for professionals, transparent processes and clear responsibilities create fair prospects for everyone involved.

Integration: arrival is only the beginning

Language, cultural preparation, orientation and an open working environment lay the foundation for international professionals not only to arrive but to settle in professionally and personally for the long term.

Anerkennung ausländischer Berufsqualifikationen

Recognition: making qualifications visible

The recognition of foreign professional qualifications is an important part of international workforce mobility and should be considered early by professionals and employers.