Zghouna aims to develop regional departments
The article points out that the州 of Zaghouan, established in 1976 and located in northeastern Tunisia with a population of approximately 201,702 residents, has suffered for decades from a lack of strategic administrative structures and essential regional services. Despite being nearly half a century old, the relevant ministries have yet to establish dedicated regional offices, leading neighboring states to provide important services such as property ownership, transportation, and tourism. This situation hampers the development of the state and increases citizens' difficulties and costs related to mobility. The underlying reasons include weak institutional representation and the delay in projects like the regional real estate administration, land courts, and administrative courts, all of which negatively impact workflow and local development. These issues lead to higher costs and effort for the residents, especially in rural areas. Experts emphasize the urgent need to complete these structures to achieve the state's independence and improve service quality, ensuring balanced and comprehensive development for the population. There are also calls to make use of old buildings and to foster coordination between regional and central authorities.
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