Tunisia's Nabil governorate has taken a significant step towards implementing new projects, with 15 initiatives registered on the TUNEPS public procurement platform. This move comes after a working session held on September 30, 2026, between the Second Regional Council, the Regional Council, and local council heads in Nabil. The session aimed to follow up on previous agreements and accelerate project implementation.
The registered projects cover various sectors and public facilities across the region. They include the technical supervision of the maintenance and renovation of the Nabil Primary Court, as well as the technical supervision of the renovation of the internal section of the local hospital in Qelibya. Other projects involve the turfing of the sports field at the National School of Customs and the preparation of a racing track.
In the sports sector, projects include conducting technical tests on several sports facilities, such as the supporting structure for the sports hall at the National Center for Elite Athlete Training in Qelibya. Additionally, a comprehensive technical test will be conducted on the sports hall in Al-Mida. These projects aim to improve the region's sports infrastructure.
The projects also focus on youth and childhood development. They include the technical supervision of the renovation of the children's club in Dar Chaaban Al-Fahri, as well as the topographic survey of the land allocated for the construction of a children's complex in Al-Mida. Furthermore, the technical supervision of the construction of this complex is also part of the registered projects.
Other initiatives involve the continuation of work on the "Al-Raja" camping and recreation center in Al-Mida, the construction of a neighborhood stadium in Bir Al-Jadid, and the topographic survey of the allocated land. The projects also include the renovation and expansion of the youth center in Al-Maamoura and the expansion of the regional youth and sports delegation headquarters in Nabil.
The next step in the process is the opening of bids on October 12, 2026, at 9:15 am, according to the dates and procedures specified on the TUNEPS platform. This development is part of a three-stage process, which began with the working session on September 30, followed by the registration of projects on October 1, and culminating in the bid opening on October 12.
The implementation of these projects is expected to boost the region's development and provide new opportunities for residents. The projects' registration on the TUNEPS platform is a significant step towards their realization, and their execution is anticipated to have a positive impact on the region.
Key points
- The 15 projects registered on the TUNEPS platform cover various sectors, including sports, youth and childhood development, and public facilities.
