Tunisia uses the EU MDR risk-class taxonomy I, Is, Im, IIa, IIb, III — no separate national scheme
Tunisia applies the European MDR risk-class taxonomy rather than a national classification scheme: the manufacturer's declaration of conformity in the Tunisian device dossier must state the device's risk class as I, Is, Im, IIa, IIb or III, and the dossier guide's sole normative reference is Regulation (EU) 2017/745. The conformity evidence the guide requires is likewise the EU certificate issued under that regulation according to the device's risk class.
- The Is (sterile) and Im (measuring) sub-classes are MDR-specific, which confirms the taxonomy is adopted rather than parallel.
- No Tunisian classification rules, classification guidance or classification decision tree separate from the EU regime was located.
- Because classification is expressed through the manufacturer's own declaration of conformity, the class is asserted by the manufacturer and checked by ANMPS during the avis technique or analyse.
Effective from 2026-03-02
French original. §1.4 Références reads in full: '- Règlement de l'Union Européenne (UE) 2017/745'. The class line reads: '- Classe de risque du dispositif (I,Is,Im, IIa, IIb, III).' And §2.1 point f.1 requires 'Un certificat de conformité CE selon la classe de risque du DM et les exigences du règlement 2017/745.' The two quoted lines are given in order of appearance in the document, joined here. Retrieved as full raw text of the ANMPS PDF.

