The Tunisian region of Kairouan is set to accelerate sewerage projects in two areas, Jebsa and Zmeit, in the northern part of the region. The projects aim to improve living conditions and develop infrastructure. The agreement was made during a visit by Kairouan's General Secretary, Kamal Basso, to the areas. The visit was attended by several officials, including the Governor of Kairouan North, a member of the People's Assembly, and the Regional Director of Sewerage.
The visit was part of the government's efforts to address the concerns of residents and push forward projects that improve living conditions and basic services. The officials visited the areas to assess the current state of sewerage networks and identify areas for improvement. They also listened to the concerns of residents, who have been facing issues with access to proper sewerage.
In the Zmeit area, the agreement was made to accelerate the completion of technical studies and start work on connecting the area to the sewerage network within a specified timeframe. This will involve working with various stakeholders, including the local municipality and regional authorities.
For the Jebsa area, the focus will be on preparing the necessary technical studies to connect it to the sewerage network. The authorities will also work on monitoring the file and coordinating with relevant stakeholders to ensure the project's progress. The projects are expected to improve the overall quality of life for residents in the two areas.
The visit by the General Secretary and other officials highlights the government's commitment to addressing the needs of residents in the Kairouan region. The projects in Jebsa and Zmeit are part of a broader effort to improve infrastructure and basic services across the region. The authorities have been working to identify areas that require improvement and develop solutions to address these issues.
The Kairouan region has been facing challenges related to infrastructure and basic services, including access to proper sewerage. The government's efforts to address these issues are expected to have a positive impact on the lives of residents. The projects in Jebsa and Zmeit are expected to be completed within a reasonable timeframe, subject to the completion of technical studies and the availability of resources.
The authorities have assured residents that they are committed to delivering on the projects and improving living conditions in the region. The government's efforts to engage with residents and address their concerns are seen as a positive step towards building trust and improving the overall quality of life in the Kairouan region.
Key points
- The Tunisian government has agreed to accelerate sewerage projects in the Jebsa and Zmeit areas of Kairouan region.
- The projects aim to improve living conditions and develop infrastructure in the two areas.
- The authorities have assured residents that they are committed to delivering on the projects and improving living conditions in the region.
