Nabeul Bridge and Road Projects Cost Over 250 M Dinars
The article focused on the Tunisian Ministry of Equipment and Housing's efforts to monitor infrastructure projects in the Nabeul Governorate, especially those related to flood protection and repairing damages caused by heavy rains at the beginning of 2026. The costs of bridge and major road projects in the region have exceeded 250 million Tunisian dinars, while flood protection projects have surpassed 66 million dinars. Progress rates range between 30 and 50 percent, with a strong emphasis on completing them before the end of the year. Additionally, praise was given for efforts to finalize vital road connection projects, such as the Ain Aqtar road—near completion—which is estimated to cost over 100 million dinars and has already exceeded 90 percent of its progress. This project will help reduce the area's isolation and promote tourism and natural healing. The report highlights the importance of accelerating project completion, facilitating maintenance and cleaning operations to reduce flood risks, and emphasizes the need to raise citizens' awareness about not dumping waste in valleys.
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