On October 6, 2026, Tataouine Governor, Amir El-Qabsi, chaired a working session to discuss the allocation of a plot of land in the Beni Mehira delegation. The session aimed to review the design and distribution of public facilities to be built on a 6,217 square meter plot, excluding the area allocated for a children's complex.
The proposed projects include a youth center, cultural center, children's complex, local social services unit, and a financial treasury or branch of the regional infrastructure administration. These facilities aim to support public services in the delegation and provide essential services to its residents. The governor emphasized the importance of expediting procedures to allocate the land to relevant ministries and structures.
The governor instructed representatives of regional administrations to coordinate with the Diwan Qais Land and Real Estate Survey services to conduct necessary field inspections and complete technical operations. This move is crucial in accelerating the process of allocating the land and initiating the construction of planned projects.
Governor El-Qabsi stressed that this project is a top priority, considering its potential to address the shortage of administrative buildings and public facilities in Beni Mehira. As one of the newly established delegations, Beni Mehira faces significant development challenges. The construction of these facilities is expected to bring public services closer to citizens and respond to their needs.
The allocation of the land and establishment of these institutions are expected to support local development and improve development indicators in the region. The governor emphasized the importance of inter-agency coordination to complete administrative and technical procedures, enabling the allocation of the land and commencement of project implementation.
The session concluded with an emphasis on the need for rapid completion of procedures, ensuring the project is implemented as soon as possible. According to a statement issued by the Tataouine governorate, all stakeholders are committed to working together to complete the process and initiate construction.
The donation of land by residents of Beni Mehira reflects their commitment to community development and improving living standards. The implementation of these projects will have a positive impact on the region, providing essential services and promoting social and economic growth.
Key points
- The residents of Beni Mehira have donated a 6,217 square meter plot of land for the construction of five public facilities.
- The proposed facilities include a youth center, cultural center, children's complex, local social services unit, and financial treasury or infrastructure administration branch.
- The project aims to address the shortage of public facilities and services in Beni Mehira, supporting local development and improving living standards.
