Ownership  of  agricultural  land  by  foreigners  is  not  authorised,  but foreigners may hold such land under long-term, renewable leases. The length of leases for public lands may be up to 40 years; for privately owned lands the length of lease is freely determined between the parties, but it may not be less than three years.
"Article 1 - The right of ownership of agricultural land can only belong to natural persons of Tunisian nationality, to cooperatives, to legal persons of a public nature, to civil and limited liability companies, all of whose participants are natural persons of Tunisian nationality and to public limited companies created in accordance with the provisions of law n ° 89-43 of 8 March 1989 relating to the conditions for the exercise of agricultural activities by public limited companies.
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Article 2 - The exploitation of agricultural land is done by:
1 - legal entities of a public nature, inter-professional groups and technical centers in the agricultural sector,
2 - agricultural cooperatives,
3 - natural persons,
4 - civil societies of Tunisian nationality,
5 - Tunisian limited liability companies.
6 - public limited companies of Tunisian nationality authorized to exploit agricultural land in accordance with the legislation in force, including companies for the enhancement and agricultural development,
7 - groups of farmers authorized to use agricultural land.
Is of Tunisian nationality, any company incorporated in accordance with the laws in force, having its head office in Tunisia, having more than a third of its capital made up of registered securities held by Tunisian natural or legal persons and having its board of directors, management , or surveillance, made up of representatives of Tunisian natural or legal persons up to the amount of their participation in the company's capital.
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Article 5 - The exploitation of agricultural land by a company in whose capital of which foreigners participate can only be done by way of rental and without the land being the object of contribution in the capital of the company.[...]" (Law on the reform of agricultural structures (n°69-56 of 22 September 1969), as amended by Law n° 97-33 of 26 May 1997, Articles 1, 2 and 5 [google translation])
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"Article 1 - By agricultural state buildings is meant the land owned by the State and which is intended for agricultural production, that which can be used as a support for this production or that which has been classified as such in accordance with the legislation in force, which whatever their location, as well as the buildings therein.
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Art. 7. - The agricultural state lands and the buildings therein are leased by public auction, by call for tenders or by direct agreement, for the purposes of exploitation and development.
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Art. 11. - The lease cannot be granted for a period of less than three years.
For agricultural development and development companies, the lease term can be set at twenty-five years. It is likely to be extended up to forty years.
The lease term can be set at forty years for technicians leaving agricultural training establishments and young farmers.[...]" (Law on state-owned agricultural properties (n° 95-21 of 13 February 1995), last amended by Law n° 2001-63 of 25 June 2001, Articles 1, 7 and 11 [google translation])
Law on the reform of agricultural structures (n°69-56 of 22 September 1969), as amended by Law n° 97-33 of 26 May 1997, Articles 1, 2 and 5 
Law on state-owned agricultural properties (n° 95-21 of 13 February 1995), last amended by Law n° 2001-63 of 25 June 2001, Articles 1, 7 and 11
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