The Gabs Governorate in Tunisia has launched a handicraft village, which comprises 14 shops selling various handicraft products. The launch was attended by the Governor of Gabs, Radouane Nseibi. The village is expected to boost the local economy and provide opportunities for artisans to showcase and sell their products. The governorate has also provided loans and exploitation contracts to support the development of the handicraft sector.

The Governor of Gabs, Radouane Nseibi, handed over notifications of approval from the Tunisian Bank for Solidarity to grant 15 loans worth over 452,000 dinars. These loans will be used to support projects in various sectors, including services, traditional industries, and manufacturing. The loans were awarded during the Partnership and Investment Days, which are currently taking place in Gabs.

The loans awarded by the Tunisian Bank for Solidarity aim to support the development of small and medium-sized enterprises in the region. The governorate is also providing support to artisans and entrepreneurs through the provision of exploitation contracts for shops in the handicraft village. A total of 14 contracts were awarded to artisans and handicraft establishments.

The handicraft village in Gabs is expected to become a major tourist attraction and a hub for handicraft production in the region. The village will provide a platform for artisans to showcase and sell their products, and will also offer training and support to help them develop their skills and businesses. The governorate is committed to supporting the development of the handicraft sector and promoting the region's cultural heritage.

The Partnership and Investment Days in Gabs aim to promote investment and partnership opportunities in the region. The event brings together investors, entrepreneurs, and government officials to discuss investment opportunities and provide support to businesses. The event also provides a platform for businesses to network and establish partnerships.

The governorate of Gabs is committed to supporting the development of small and medium-sized enterprises in the region. The provision of loans and exploitation contracts is part of a broader strategy to promote economic growth and job creation in the region. The governorate is working closely with local businesses and organizations to provide support and resources to entrepreneurs and artisans.

The launch of the handicraft village and the provision of loans and exploitation contracts are expected to have a positive impact on the local economy. The governorate is confident that the handicraft sector will play a major role in promoting economic growth and job creation in the region. The governorate will continue to provide support to artisans and entrepreneurs to help them develop their businesses and contribute to the region's economic growth.

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  • The governorate of Gabs has launched a handicraft village and provided 15 loans worth over 452,000 dinars and 14 exploitation contracts to support the development of the handicraft sector.

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