The Professional Sectoral Center for Palm Tree Cultivation in Dqash, Gafsa, has inaugurated its new academic year with a continuous training course in greenhouse vegetable production. The center's director, Sami Ben Abdallah, stated that the program provides both theoretical and practical aspects of greenhouse vegetable production. The training aims to enhance the skills of local farmers and promote sustainable agricultural practices in the region.
The training course at the Dqash center is part of a broader effort to develop the agricultural sector in Gafsa. The region is known for its palm tree cultivation, and the center provides specialized training programs to support local farmers. The new course in greenhouse vegetable production is expected to benefit farmers and contribute to the growth of the local economy. The center's programs are designed to improve the competitiveness of local agricultural products and promote sustainable farming practices.
In another development, the Regional Drama and Theater Center in Tozeur is organizing the second Southern Theater Forum, which will take place early next month. The forum will feature theater groups from various regions, showcasing their performances and participating in workshops. The event aims to promote theater and cultural exchange in the region, providing a platform for local artists to showcase their talents.
The Southern Theater Forum will include a range of activities, such as theatrical performances, children's workshops, musical evenings, and poetry recitals. The event is expected to attract a large audience and provide a unique opportunity for cultural exchange and artistic expression. The forum is part of a broader effort to promote the arts and cultural development in the region.
Meanwhile, the Regional Family, Women's, and Childhood Delegation in Qafsa has provided funding for children in state care ahead of the new school year. The delegation's efforts aim to support vulnerable children and ensure they have the necessary resources to succeed in their education. The funding will help provide essential school supplies and support for the children.
In related news, the weather forecast indicates that the region has experienced significant rainfall in recent days. The Sbal Station in Sidi Bouzid received 55 millimeters of rain in the past 24 hours, while the Qafsa region has seen a decrease in water levels in local streams. The rainfall is expected to have a positive impact on the region's agriculture and water resources.
The tourism sector in Tozeur has also seen a boost, with nearly 200,000 visitors in November and December last year, representing a 5% increase. The region's natural attractions and cultural heritage continue to draw tourists, contributing to the local economy. The authorities are working to develop the region's tourism infrastructure and promote sustainable tourism practices.
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- The Professional Sectoral Center for Palm Tree Cultivation in Dqash launches a new training course in greenhouse vegetable production to support local farmers and promote sustainable agriculture.
