The Local Days for Private Investment in Tunisia's Kef Governorate are set to kick off on November 3 under the slogan "Local Value Chains for Sustainable Development." The event, which will run until December 8, will take place in various delegations of the governorate. According to the Regional Development Director in Kef, Mehdi Bata, the initiative aims to promote private investment and foster economic growth in the region.
The event is part of the efforts to boost economic development in the Kef Governorate, which has been working to improve its infrastructure and business environment. Recently, the governorate has seen several development projects, including the delivery of eight regional equipment and housing administrations, two of which are located in Kef and Jendouba. These administrations were awarded the "Welcome" certificate for the quality of their reception.
In a related note, three students from Kef Governorate have been crowned champions in the World Mental Math Competition, which will take place in Turkey during the winter break. The competition, which tests students' mental math skills, is a prestigious event that attracts participants from around the world. The students from Kef Governorate will represent Tunisia in the competition.
Meanwhile, the Kef Governorate has been facing a health challenge, with several cases of suspected "blue tongue" disease reported in cattle in the north of the governorate. The disease, which affects livestock, has prompted the authorities to take samples for analysis. The governorate's health authorities are working to contain the outbreak and prevent its spread.
In a separate development, the Ministry of Agriculture has been monitoring the progress of the agricultural season in various regions, including Silyana. The ministry's efforts aim to ensure that farmers have access to necessary inputs, including chemical fertilizers, to support their crops.
The Kef Governorate has been working to improve its infrastructure and services, including the provision of quality services to citizens. The governorate's authorities have been striving to create a favorable business environment and promote private investment to drive economic growth.
The Local Days for Private Investment will provide a platform for investors, entrepreneurs, and stakeholders to discuss opportunities and challenges in the region. The event is expected to attract participants from various sectors, including agriculture, industry, and services. Key issues to be discussed include the development of local value chains and the promotion of sustainable development.
Key points
- The Local Days for Private Investment aim to promote private investment and foster economic growth in Tunisia's Kef Governorate.
- Three students from Kef Governorate have been crowned champions in the World Mental Math Competition.
- The governorate has been facing a health challenge with suspected "blue tongue" disease reported in cattle.
