• _{Foundation of CEPEX (Law No. 73-20 of April 14, 1973).}

• _{Technical and institutional assistance from the International Trade Center.} 

• _{Acquisition of expertise in export promotion, supported by several European counterpart centers.}

• _{Introduction of the first information and communication tools, including monographs, sectoral brochures, the EXPORTER magazine, and a promotional film.}

• _{Conducting multiple sectoral studies on export development.}

• _{Active participation of CEPEX in trade events listed in the official program of fairs and exhibitions.}

• _{Learning promotion and prospecting activities through participation in international fairs and exhibitions.}

• _{Organization of the first trade event: Participation in the Overseas Countries Fair in Berlin (1982).}

• _{Hosting the first seminar for commercial attachés in collaboration with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (1979).}

• _{Conducting a study with the American consulting firm Arthur D. Little to establish a new export promotion policy, leading to the creation of two fundamental mechanisms: the Export Promotion Fund and the International Trading Companies.}

• _{Integration of the Commercial Expansion Directorate within CEPEX.}

• _{CEPEX taking over the entire CNFE program, including the organization of Tunisia’s participation in world exhibitions.}

• _{Organization of the first Tunisian Trade Days in Amman (Jordan) in 1984.}

• _{Organization of promotional events in London, featuring a major fashion show (1987).}

• _{Pioneering the implementation of new communication technologies and making them available to the export sector, such as the early acquisition of a fax machine at the time and the launch of the electronic platform TASDIRNET.}

_{CEPEX played a key role in various initiatives:}

• _{General Secretariat of the Technical Committee for Fairs and Exhibitions, under the National Foreign Trade Council (1994).}

• _{Membership in the Executive Bureau of the International Bureau of Exhibitions in 1995.}

• _{Active contribution to the establishment of the High Council for Export and the preparation of its work.}

• _{Strengthening support mechanisms for the export sector, notably through SOS Export, Tunis Trade Point, Export Points, etc.}

• _{Establishment of two regional offices in the cities of Sfax and Sousse.}

• _{Strengthening cooperation with chambers of commerce and industry, through an agreement signed in 1998.}

• _{Developing collaboration with counterpart centers in several countries such as France, Belgium, Ireland, Spain, Italy, Japan, South Korea, etc.}

• _{Creation of the Foreign Market Access Fund in 2000.}

• _{Organization of a traveling exhibition titled "TEXTILE TUNISIA" in the United Kingdom, Spain, and Germany.}

• _{Organization of the textile exhibition "TUNEZ MODA" aboard the Carthage ship in Barcelona in 2002.}

• _{Establishment of the Exporters’ House (Maison de l’Exportateur) : A unifying concept for the export ecosystem (April 2004).}
• _{Conducting a study on the governance of the Exporters’ House.}
• _{Obtaining ISO 9001:2000 certification for service quality in 2004.}
• _{Becoming the second-best public organization in Tunisia in terms of services offered to SMEs.}
• _{Launch of the second phase of the FAMEX program.}
• _{Implementation of a pilot support program for SMEs, named "PRIMO EXPORT".}
• _{Conducting several market studies, notably on the African market, on textile & apparel, and olive oil (with a recommendation to establish the Packaged Olive Oil Promotion Fund FOPROHOC in 2006).}
• _{Expanding CEPEX’s foreign office network, particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa.}
• _{Organizing the first Africa-Tunisia partnership meeting.}
• _{Hosting national exhibitions with international reach, such as TEXMED (textile & apparel) and SISE (export of services to Sub-Saharan Africa).}
• _{Upgrading Tunisia’s exhibition pavilions, making them more attractive and content-rich, with an increase in exhibitors, animation programs, B2B meetings, tasting sessions, etc.}
• _{Launch of Tunisia’s first online course, "Your First Steps in Export", with the support of the Embassy of Canada in 2008.}

• _{Launch of the "TASDIR+" program with the support of the World Bank.}
• _{Launch of the Export Promotion Program for the African Market ("PEMA") with the support of GIZ.}
• _{Introduction of the "Export Mornings" series of information seminars.}
• _{Recognized as the second-best public organization in Tunisia in terms of services provided to SMEs.}
• _{Membership and contribution to several projects, including Enterprise Europe Network (EEN), the Textile and Apparel Value Chain Competitiveness Support Project (COM-TEXHA), the Global Textiles and Apparel Program (G-TEX MENATEX), the Market Access Project for Agrifood and Local Products, IPD, etc.}
• _{Developing programs and activities dedicated to the African market, including GO AFRICA, THINK AFRICA, and TURBO AFRICA; setting up sectoral consortia and women-led business networks focused on Africa, the TUNISIA AFRICA BUSINESS MEETINGS, etc.}
• _{CEPEX awarded the Pro d'Or: Winner of the "Made in Tunisia" Best Publication Award in the "Publishing" category.}
• _{Transition to an expertise center: Certification of CEPEX executives as trainers in ITC market analysis tools, knowledge transfer from CEPEX to counterpart centers in Sub-Saharan Africa and Arab countries.}
• _{Launch of major structuring projects, including CEPEX restructuring, FOPRODEX reform, redeployment of the Tunisian trade representations (TTR) network, creation of the Market Intelligence Unit, Business Intelligence, etc.}