The Tunisian Urban Renewal Agency is closely monitoring the progress of several neighborhood development projects in Ben Qardan, a town in the governorate of Medenine. According to the agency, the projects, which are part of the second generation of the Neighborhood Development and Integration Program, have reached an 80% completion rate. These projects aim to improve the living conditions of residents in the town.
The projects in question include the development of the "Mal'ab", "Najah", and "Anwar" neighborhoods. The development of the "Mal'ab" and "Najah" neighborhoods involves the construction of 11.5 kilometers of roads, 3,200 meters of drinking water networks, and the installation of 146 streetlights. Additionally, a green area will be created, and homes will be renovated, at a total cost of approximately 8.506 million dinars.
The "Anwar" neighborhood project includes the construction of 6.4 kilometers of roads, 4,950 meters of drinking water networks, and 1,440 meters of rainwater drainage networks. The project also involves the installation of 55 streetlights, at a total cost of approximately 8.659 million dinars. These projects aim to improve the basic infrastructure and living conditions in the neighborhoods.
The Tunisian Urban Renewal Agency's Director-General, Sondes Baji Karim, recently visited the Medenine governorate to inspect the progress of the projects. During her visit, she reviewed the progress of the works and discussed the challenges facing the projects. The visit aimed to identify solutions to accelerate the completion of the projects.
The projects are designed to improve the quality of life for residents in the neighborhoods by developing road networks, public lighting, and access to drinking water and rainwater drainage. The projects also aim to promote environmental sustainability and improve the urban environment. The agency is working to complete the projects as soon as possible.
The Tunisian Urban Renewal Agency is committed to implementing programs and projects that improve the living conditions of citizens in various regions of the country. The agency is working closely with local authorities and stakeholders to ensure the success of these projects. The development of the Ben Qardan neighborhoods is part of a broader effort to promote urban renewal and sustainable development in Tunisia.
The agency's efforts to develop the Ben Qardan neighborhoods are expected to have a positive impact on the quality of life for residents and contribute to the economic and social development of the region. The completion of these projects will provide residents with better living conditions, improved infrastructure, and enhanced services.
Key points
- The Tunisian Urban Renewal Agency is overseeing the development of several neighborhood projects in Ben Qardan, with an 80% completion rate for three projects.
- The projects aim to improve the basic infrastructure and living conditions in the neighborhoods, with a focus on sustainability and environmental protection.
- The agency's efforts are part of a broader strategy to promote urban renewal and sustainable development in Tunisia.
