Tunisia allocates 520M dinars for Monastir stadium

The article discusses the reconstruction project of the Olympic Stadium in Manouba, Tunisia, with an estimated cost of 520 million dinars. The project has sparked debate over its economic viability, as it lacks a comprehensive plan to ensure the sustainability of the facility and generate self-sufficient resources through diverse usage throughout the year, rather than relying entirely on public funding. Critics point out the absence of a clear feasibility study and overlook how future maintenance and operational costs will be financed. They emphasize the need to integrate the facility within an economic framework that helps create jobs and stimulate the surrounding area. The discussion also highlights the importance of having a clear plan to guarantee the venue's sustainability and prevent its construction costs from becoming an ongoing burden on public funds. Success factors, they argue, depend on enabling the facility’s sustainable economic exploitation, which yields long-term benefits for sports, the city, and the economy.

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