A work session was held at the Bajah Governorate headquarters to review the components and goals of the "Jem3ali" project, which aims to boost tourism in the delegations of Tberqsq, Testour, and Tibar. The project focuses on valorizing water resources and optimizing the region's natural assets for tourism development. The session brought together local stakeholders to discuss the project's objectives and implementation strategies.
The "Jem3ali" project is designed to promote sustainable tourism in the region by leveraging its natural resources and cultural heritage. The project partners, including the Bajah Governorate and local associations, are working together to develop tourism infrastructure and services that showcase the region's unique attractions. The project's goals align with the Tunisian government's efforts to diversify the economy and promote regional development.
Mahmoud Ben Abbas, President of the Ben Abbas Cultural and Development Association, highlighted the importance of the project in promoting local tourism and creating jobs. He emphasized the need for collaboration between local stakeholders and government agencies to ensure the project's success. The association is playing a key role in promoting the region's cultural heritage and natural resources.
The Bajah Governorate has been working to develop its tourism sector, with a focus on sustainable and eco-friendly tourism. The region's natural resources, including its water resources, forests, and mountains, offer a unique opportunity for tourism development. The "Jem3ali" project is part of a broader effort to promote tourism in the region and create new economic opportunities for local communities.
The work session provided a platform for stakeholders to discuss the project's progress and challenges. Participants reviewed the project's goals and objectives, and discussed strategies for implementation. The session also highlighted the importance of community involvement and participation in the project's success.
The "Jem3ali" project is expected to have a positive impact on the local economy and community. The project aims to create new jobs and stimulate economic growth in the region. It also seeks to promote cultural exchange and understanding between tourists and local communities.
The project's implementation is scheduled to take place over the coming months, with a focus on community engagement and participation. Local stakeholders are working together to ensure the project's success and to promote the region's tourism sector. The project's progress will be monitored and evaluated to ensure its objectives are met.
Key points
- The "Jem3ali" project aims to boost tourism in the Bajah Governorate by valorizing water resources and optimizing the region's natural assets.
