The Tunisian Ministry of Housing and Equipment has allocated a budget of approximately 2249 million dinars for 2027. The majority of this budget, 82.3%, will be dedicated to investment, amounting to 1850 million dinars. This allocation reflects the ministry's focus on enhancing public investment, developing infrastructure, and improving basic facilities. The investment will prioritize road development, which will receive around 66% of the total budget, or 1476 million dinars.
The emphasis on road infrastructure development is crucial for supporting economic competitiveness, improving the investment climate, and facilitating trade and logistics. It will also help connect different regions, promoting economic growth and reducing isolation in internal areas. According to Minister of Housing and Equipment, Salah Zwari, the budget distribution reflects the government's priorities in developing basic infrastructure.
In addition to road development, the ministry has allocated 471 million dinars, or 21% of the budget, to urban planning, development, and housing. This investment aims to regulate urban areas, improve housing conditions, and develop urban infrastructure. The ministry has also allocated 240 million dinars, or 11% of the budget, to protect urban areas, coastlines, and control installations.
The remaining budget will be allocated to various expenses, including intervention costs, estimated at 199 million dinars, rental costs of 130 million dinars, and operating costs of 67 million dinars. The financial operations will receive 3 million dinars. The distribution of the budget highlights the ministry's focus on investment, particularly in road development and urban planning.
The housing and equipment sector plays a significant economic and social role, extending beyond infrastructure development to stimulate economic growth, create jobs, and support institutions active in construction and related services. The budget allocation demonstrates the government's commitment to sustainable development and improving living standards.
The ministry's priorities for 2027 include continuing interventions in urban planning, housing, and protecting urban and coastal areas. These efforts aim to support sustainable development, improve living standards, and enhance economic and social development across different regions.
The financial indicators presented during the hearing demonstrate that road infrastructure development remains a top priority for the Ministry of Housing and Equipment in 2027. The government is committed to investing in infrastructure development to drive economic growth and improve the quality of life for its citizens.
Key points
- The Tunisian government has allocated 2249 million dinars for housing and equipment in 2027, with a focus on investment in road development and urban planning.
- The budget distribution reflects the government's priorities in developing basic infrastructure, supporting economic competitiveness, and improving living standards.
- The housing and equipment sector plays a significant economic and social role, extending beyond infrastructure development to stimulate economic growth and create jobs.
