On Wednesday, Tunisian Minister of Equipment, Housing and Industry, Salah Zowari, met with a delegation from the Sfax Chamber of Commerce and Industry, led by its president, Habib Hammami. The meeting focused on preparations for the 19th Mediterranean Building Salon, set to take place in 2027. The minister and the delegation discussed key topics to be included in the event, which aims to boost economic activity in the construction and public works sector.
The Sfax Chamber of Commerce and Industry presented a program for the 2027 event, which will be held in Sfax, highlighting its potential to enhance economic growth in the region. The meeting also covered the current state of development in Tunisia, including infrastructure and road improvements, industrial zone connectivity, and accelerating major project implementation. The minister emphasized the government's commitment to supporting small and medium-sized enterprises.
The discussion also touched on the state of the public works sector, concerns of contractors, and real estate development. The minister assured the delegation that his ministry is committed to addressing the challenges faced by the sector within the framework of the law. He expressed his willingness to continue listening to the concerns of professionals and resolving difficulties in partnership with the private sector to drive development.
Members of the Sfax Chamber of Commerce and Industry delegation reaffirmed their commitment to providing all necessary resources to ensure the success of the 19th Mediterranean Building Salon. The event, themed "Building at the Heart of Urban Transformation: Reimagining the City," will take place from April 21 to 24, 2027, at the Sfax International Exhibition in Tunisia.
The 19th Mediterranean Building Salon aims to address challenges related to smart, green, and sustainable cities, focusing on regional resilience, energy transition, and intelligent resource management. The event will provide an international platform for promoting partnerships, exchange, and business opportunities among stakeholders in the construction, urban planning, and infrastructure sectors.
The meeting was attended by the head of the minister's office, Kais Baldi, and the director of international cooperation. The minister's discussions with the Sfax Chamber of Commerce and Industry delegation reflect the government's efforts to engage with the private sector and drive economic growth through strategic partnerships and investment in key sectors.
The 19th Mediterranean Building Salon is organized by the Sfax Chamber of Commerce and Industry and is one of the most important specialized events in the construction and real estate development sector in the Mediterranean region. The event is expected to attract significant attention from professionals, investors, and stakeholders in the industry.
Key points
- The 19th Mediterranean Building Salon will focus on smart, green, and sustainable cities.
- The event aims to promote partnerships and business opportunities in the construction sector.
- The Tunisian government is committed to supporting the private sector and driving economic growth through strategic partnerships and investment in key sectors.
