The Regional Public Contracts Committee in Tunisia's Bizerte governorate has approved several public projects with a total budget of approximately 13 million dinars. These projects aim to improve infrastructure and services in the region. The committee's decisions were announced on the official Facebook page of the Bizerte governorate. The approved projects include the construction of a children's club in the town of Rafraf, which is expected to cost around 600,000 dinars.
The approved projects also include works to improve and clean public gardens and cemeteries in the municipality of Bizerte. Additionally, the committee approved the second phase of a project to improve and pave roads in the Ras Jebel area. Other projects include the beautification of city entrances in the municipality of Al-Hashashna, which is part of the Sijnan delegation. Furthermore, the committee approved a project to provide logistical and medical support to the obstetrics department in Bizerte.
The Regional Public Contracts Committee also approved the final acceptance of several completed projects that are now in operation. These projects include rural road surfacing and roadside improvements in several delegations of the governorate. Another project involves repairing a landslide on the E2 national road 69. The construction of a new institute in the Matlín area is also among the approved projects.
These approved projects are part of a broader effort to support the regional work system and enhance administrative and service infrastructure. The goal is to improve public services and facilities, particularly those that are priorities for the local population. The committee's decisions reflect the government's commitment to promoting development and improving living conditions in the region.
The Bizerte governorate's efforts to improve infrastructure and services are ongoing. In recent months, several projects have been launched to support economic development and improve public services. For example, a national program was recently launched to support women's economic integration in the agricultural sector. This program includes financing for 15 agricultural projects in the Manouba governorate.
The approved projects in Bizerte are expected to have a positive impact on the local population. They are part of a broader strategy to promote economic growth and improve living standards. The Regional Public Contracts Committee will continue to monitor the implementation of these projects to ensure they are completed on time and meet the required standards.
The committee also postponed its final decision on several other project files pending completion of the necessary procedures. This decision aims to ensure that projects are launched and implemented in a timely and efficient manner, and that they meet their developmental and social objectives.
Key points
- The Bizerte governorate has approved public projects worth nearly 13 million dinars to improve infrastructure and services in the region.
- The approved projects include the construction of a children's club, improvement of public gardens and cemeteries, and road paving.
- The projects aim to support the regional work system and enhance administrative and service infrastructure.
