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Tounsi

February 21st, 2008, 11:52 PM

TUNISIA, NORTH OF AFRICA

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TUNISIAN FLAG
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Population:

* 10.1 million

GDP (PPP):

* $69.5 billion
* 5.5% growth in 2006
* 4.5% 5-year compound annual growth
* $6,860 per capita

Major Cities:
* Tunis metro : 3,980,500
* Sfax metro : 985,500
* Sousse metro : 325.000

Unemployment:

* 14.1%

Inflation (CPI):

* 3.1%

FDI Inflow:

* $3.3 billion

Capital City: Tunis (+1 GMT)
Chief of State: President Zine el Abidine BEN ALI
Head of Govt.: Prime Minister Mohamed GHANNOUCHI
Currency: Tunisian dinar
Main Cities: Sfax, Nabeul, Sousse
Major Languages: Arabic
Calling Code: 216
Voltage: 110/220V
Stock Exchanges: Tunis Stock Exchange
Primary Religions: Muslim
Main Airports

Monastir (MIR) (Skanes), Tozeur (TOE) (Nefta), Tunis (TUN) (Carthage International)

Major Industries:
petroleum, mining (particularly phosphate and iron ore), tourism, textiles, footwear, agribusiness, beverages

STRENGTHS

* The country enjoys substantial assets including proximity to the European market, vast tourist potential, and political stability.
* With its economic diversification and liberalisation policy, Tunisia has won the international community's political and financial support and facilitated its access to international capital markets
* The partnership agreement with the European Union has spurred progressive upgrading of industry, infrastructure, and the financial sector.
* Access to education and a developed social security system have fostered a reduction in inequalities and the emergence of a dynamic middle class.

WEAKNESSES

* Endowed with limited natural resources, Tunisia's economic growth has been dependent on exogenous factors like European demand and weather conditions.
* Tourism remains vulnerable to the terrorist threat.
* An increasingly open economy and the end of the Multifibre Arrangement in 2005 impose continuing efforts to diversify and improve the competitiveness of industrial production.
* The financial sector continues to suffer from a high rate of non-performing loans (19 per cent end 2007).
* High unemployment — 14 per cent of the working population — mainly affects youth with 30 per cent of those between 15 and 25 unemployed.

CITY OF THE CENTURY : THE MED GATE 25 BILLIONS US BY SAMA DUBAI

The Mediteranean Gate : 25 Billions US

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This new area will have an ultramodern center and towers dozens of floors high, home to both offshore company offices and headquarters as well as luxury residences with commercial mega centers and one or two leading hotels. A highlight of the initiative is a striking marina and around the yachting slips will be luxury residential buildings, tourism establishments and upscale leisure facilities like restaurants, cafes, etc.

Beyond the central area, to the south, land will be developed for luxury housing and cultural and sporting complexes, with plenty of greenery. The ultimate goal is to make Tunis a busy economic platform for regional activities and an active, prosperous upscale financial and service center, a prime site for the convention trade and medical tourism, and a crossroads between Europe, the Middle East and Africa .

Impact on growth

Construction of this area, which will last a minimum of 10 years, will after two years of technical and economic studies have generated at least 8000 to 9000 jobs. Once the area is operational, there will be 130,000 permanent jobs created directly or indirectly. Economists estimate additional GDP growth of 0.6% per annum as a result of this program, representing 10% of projections for the 11th Plan (6% of annual GDP growth).

Projects related to the overall building of this area will cover 26 million square meters, an average of 2.6 million covered square meters a year. This compares to 5 million square meters of housing a year being built at this time. This project will therefore increase by 50% national initiatives in the sector, involving a 50% increase in potential industrial production of building materials

Hed_Kandi

February 21st, 2008, 11:56 PM

I'm guessing that this is all funded by oil.

Tounsi

February 21st, 2008, 11:58 PM

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Emaar Properties PJSC, the world's number one property developer, today announced its plans to develop the AED 6.7 billion (US$1.88 billion; TND 2.54 billion) Marina Al Qussor project on Tunisia's eastern coastline.

The 442 hectare Marina development is located within the county of Sousse towards the southern end of the Golfe de Hammamet and will offer a mix of living options and tourist attractions with a large Marina Village at its centre.

At a special ceremony in the capital Tunis yesterday, Emaar Chairman Mohamed Ali Alabbar presented the high profile project to the Tunisian President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali. The project will add a premier tourist destination on the southern shores of the Mediterranean away from the hustle and bustle and yet be closely located to Tunisia's key cultural sites for tourists to explore.

Speaking at the event Mr Alabbar said: 'We are honoured to showcase Marina Al Qussor to Tunisia's President Zine el Abidine Ben Ali today. Tunisia is a country rich in heritage and we look forward to the opportunity of adding to its world class attractions with the development of Marina Al Qussor. This project is a timely addition to Tunisia's thriving tourism industry which has been attracting the world's attention.'

'Yesterday's presentation sees us looking at other parts of North Africa for the development of our master planned communities and lifestyle options that have become synonymous with Emaar. With its thriving tourism industry, Tunisia is a significant market for Emaar to roll out such communities that offer everything from a thriving resort atmosphere to a quiet retreat,' said Mr Alabbar.

Emaar's Marina Al Qusoor development is in line with Tunisia's tourism policy which is currently focused on residence tourism which enables high end tourists to buy homes in areas with beautiful landscape for longer stays. The country attracted 6.4 million tourists in 2005 and is aiming for tourism revenue of close to US$2 billion in 2006.

The various components of Marina Al Qussor range from over 4,000 residential units with villas, townhouses and apartments located on the lakeside, beach, marina and quayside; six hotels ranging from luxury boutique to four star located on the beach and marina; leisure facilities with the marina, yacht club, beach clubs, spa resort, sports club, 18-hole golf course, clubhouse, driving range; and retail space located on the marina and quayside.

The development offers a series of ever changing environments ranging from natural lakes to golf landscapes and olive groves to the existing El Medfoun forest and sandy beaches. In contrast to these natural landscapes, the central marina village area will offer the ideal backdrop to the hustle and bustle of the resort centre. The village will become the heart of the resort with shops, restaurants and apartments surrounding the 400 berth marina that will support boats of all sizes including large private boats that cruise the Mediterranean.

The architectural character of the development is based on numerous distinctive traditional Tunisian elements from building techniques to styles and materials. Low rise buildings add to the charm of the site allowing uninhibited views across the development

Tounsi

February 22nd, 2008, 12:05 AM

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Tunisia is a country which has promoted its assets well. It has developed facilities for tourism and is now one of the premier destinations in Africa for holidaying Europeans with year round sunshine, excellent hotels and beaches, fine golf courses and first-class service.

"The terminal building will be covered with a light roof in a futuristic design in the form of giant wings."The country contains a large proportion of the Sahara Desert but even this is an asset to tourism.

Tunisia may be reached by travelling to one of six international airports around the country: Tunis-Carthage (8km from the capital Tunis), Jerba–Zarzis Airport, Monastir H. Bourguiba Airport, Sfax–Thyna Airport, Tozeur–Nefta Airport or 7 Novembre–Tabarka Airport. All of these airports are fairly small with limited facilities for the sophisticated air traveller.

In 2004 the Tunisian government decided that a new airport should be built on a 6,500ha site at Enfidha – a state-of-the-art international airport complex with first-class shopping, restaurants, entertainment facilities and service for the airlines and passengers. More importantly the airport was to be situated at Enfidha, to the north east of the country about 80km south of the capital Tunis but in the middle of a major tourist region.

The planning and design had almost been completed but unfortunately due to a combination of circumstances, including a breakdown in negotiations over the terms of building the airport, problems in raising the funding and political manoeuvring the airport was never built and the project was shelved.

ENFIDHA AIRPORT PROJECT REVIVED
During 2005–2006 the project was revived by the Tunisian government eager to complete the new airport under a Build Operate Transfer (BOT) basis with a 40-year concession and it will now definitely go ahead. Tunisian President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali is keen to get the project underway as he would like it near completion before he seeks a fifth term in office in the 2009 elections.

The Tunisian government has accepted that the new airport will not be as luxurious as originally envisaged. Demands for a costly state-of-the-art facility were seen as a discouragement to potential bidders, since the airport will serve mainly tourist charter flights. A consortium led by Rothschild is advising the Tunisian government on financing the new airport.

The new airport will now help to ease the passenger and goods traffic which passes through the Tunis-Carthage airport. It will be conveniently located in an area to serve the tourist regions of Yasmine Hammamet and Port Kantaoui (near Hergla), Nabeul and Sousse as well as the towns of Tunis, Sfax, Bizerte and Kairouan.

PROJECT, BIDS AND CONTRACTS

Aéroports de Paris (ADP) completed the design of the new international airport at Enfidha in the final quarter of 2001 (contract worth $9.6m) and also prepared the tender documents for the contracts relating to the construction in mid-2006. The construction plans call for building the airport in several phases; the first phase of the airport will have a passenger handling capacity of five million a year. However subsequent phases are expected to increase the capacity to ten million and then 30 million in the longer-term.

"Tunisia is now one of the premier destinations in Africa for holidaying Europeans."The Tunisian Government (Ministry of Communications Technologies and Transport) and the Tunisian Airport Authority (OACA) has approved the design brief for the project produced by ADP and pre-qualification candidates are expected to respect this in their basic offer. However, they can also propose a variation that would improve the quality of service to passengers and the overall operational and economic profitability of the project.

The deal offered by the Tunisian Airport Authority will now also include the existing airport at Monastir, 60km from the proposed Enfidha facility. Its inclusion is important to give the selected operator a revenue stream during construction and to remove the issue of competition between the two airports.

The six pre-qualifiers for the BTO contract are: Tepe AkfenVentures (TAV) of Turkey; Aéroports de Paris and Vinci of France; Hochtief, SNC Lavalin and Aéroport de Nice; Airports Company South Africa; Aeropuertos & Servicios Auxiliares with Immobilliaria Furnisa of Mexico; Corporación América Sudaméricana of Argentina.

The first three are viewed as the front-runners for the project but the Hochtief / SNC Lavalin / Aéroport de Nice joint venture is expected to win the tender for the construction and management concession of the new Enfidha Airport. Hochtief have used ARC (Airport Retail Consultants) to assist in developing forecasts of retail revenue, space requirements and potential rental income for their BOT bid for the new airport.

ENFIDHA AIRPORT DESIGN AND PURPOSE
The principal architectural theme for this airport is to be modern. The airport is set to be a symbol of the country and must reflect the image of modern Tunisia.

The design of the terminal was conceived in the form of square diamond, the point of which is directed towards the landing strips. The terminal building will be covered with a light roof in a futuristic design in the form of giant wings. The impression of the traveller is expected to be 'it is not the plane which takes off but the whole of the airport!'

"The use of clever glazing in the building will allow light to permeate the whole interior of the airport."The external façade will show a clear division between the lower level and that of the upper levels of the building. The use of clever glazing in the building will allow light to permeate the whole of the interior space. A large patio will be established in the centre of the building and different gardens will be established between the runway area and the departure lounges to give the passengers chance to relax. The interior design will be a subtle mixture of traditional and modern styles.

ZZ-II

February 22nd, 2008, 12:10 AM

wow, impressive projects!

Tounsi

February 22nd, 2008, 12:11 AM

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Tounsi

February 22nd, 2008, 12:18 AM

Tounsi

February 22nd, 2008, 12:21 AM

I'm guessing that this is all funded by oil.

Hey Hed Kandi,

The project is indeed funded by the emirates investsments groups such as Sama Dubai or Emaar since Tunisia as a country does have enormous potential but limited ressources ...

We don't have oil we have our mans and womans that are working for this tiny country , the most developped and the most modern economically and socially in the Arab World ..

I did not know that you had other interest than Dj ing hed love your mixes :)

Tounsi

February 22nd, 2008, 12:23 AM

wow, impressive projects!

they are true there are other projects just signed lately . Specially two projects Al Maabar with 10 billions US dollars and the new projects of Petraoni investments ( italian group) , an investsments of 22 BILLION DOLLARS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ParisianStyle

March 22nd, 2008, 08:18 PM

Is it all in Tunis or in Sfax, Monastir, or other too ?

Impressives projects, but it's a bit too similar with all projects in Qatar, EAU, ect...

Tounsi

March 28th, 2008, 08:54 PM

Is it all in Tunis or in Sfax, Monastir, or other too ?

Impressives projects, but it's a bit too similar with all projects in Qatar, EAU, ect...

At this moment there are a lot of projects around Tunis of course but some of the mega-projects such as the new Airport for instance are located in enfidha 60 km away of Sousse ..

Whta do you eman by similar to dubai etc .. I think that all the porjects looks very tunisian to me lol just look at the renders and you will notice that the tunisian architecture is everywhere and nowadays with the new building components and the trends we have to be avant-garde and offer something that will please everybody but still holding to our " cachet "

Tounsi

March 28th, 2008, 08:58 PM

The Mediteranean Gate : 14 Billions US

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This new area will have an ultramodern center and towers dozens of floors high, home to both offshore company offices and headquarters as well as luxury residences with commercial mega centers and one or two leading hotels. A highlight of the initiative is a striking marina and around the yachting slips will be luxury residential buildings, tourism establishments and upscale leisure facilities like restaurants, cafes, etc.

Beyond the central area, to the south, land will be developed for luxury housing and cultural and sporting complexes, with plenty of greenery. The ultimate goal is to make Tunis a busy economic platform for regional activities and an active, prosperous upscale financial and service center, a prime site for the convention trade and medical tourism, and a crossroads between Europe, the Middle East and Africa .

Impact on growth

Construction of this area, which will last a minimum of 10 years, will after two years of technical and economic studies have generated at least 8000 to 9000 jobs. Once the area is operational, there will be 130,000 permanent jobs created directly or indirectly. Economists estimate additional GDP growth of 0.6% per annum as a result of this program, representing 10% of projections for the 11th Plan (6% of annual GDP growth).

Projects related to the overall building of this area will cover 26 million square meters, an average of 2.6 million covered square meters a year. This compares to 5 million square meters of housing a year being built at this time. This project will therefore increase by 50% national initiatives in the sector, involving a 50% increase in potential industrial production of building materials

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Tounsi

March 28th, 2008, 09:02 PM

marina of BIZERTE U C

The project includes the construction of a commercial and entertainment centre (12,000 sq. m), an aquarium (2,500 sq. m), a housing complex (40,000 sq. m), a marina with 1550 moorings, a technical port and luxury hotels. The aim of the marina is to attract large yachts to meet the growing demand of moorings in the Mediterranean Sea.

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Tounsi

March 28th, 2008, 11:34 PM

Il a fallu deux ans pour que le programme fonctionnel et technique du projet soit bouclé.

Une délégation de la direction des bâtiments et des affaires foncières du ministère de la Culture et de la Sauvegarde du patrimoine a dû effectuer des visites dans plusieurs pays du monde ayant des projets similaires.

Les conseils des experts étrangers ont été d’une grande utilité pour une première élaboration du projet.

Ce n’est qu’en 1999 qu’un concours national avec participation étrangère a été lancé. En l’an 2000, la conception du projet a été arrêtée.

C’est un groupement de concepteurs tunisiens dont le mandataire est l’architecte Riadh El Bahri, qui a remporté le concours.

ہ l’étape suivante, il a fallu lancer un premier appel d’offres pour la construction des fondations profondes. «Nous sommes allés chercher un bon sol de la profondeur de 60m», explique M. Fethi Kouched, directeur responsable de l’exécution du projet.

«Le terrain étant vaseux, il a fallu couler 560 pieux sur lesquels on devait poser le projet…», explique-il en détail.

«On a utilisé un béton spécial avec Simon HRS qui résiste aux agressions chimiques du sol». Et d’ajouter «qu’unpieu sur trois est équipé de tubes d’auscultation soniques qui permettent de vérifier la bonne exécution et la résistance du béton».

Plus tard, pour la réalisation du projet, un deuxième appel d’offres a été lancé. Celui-ci a été remporté par une entreprise tchèque qui a démarré les travaux le 1er février 2006 pour un délai de 30 mois. «Ce qui nous ramène à la date prévisionnelle de l’achèvement des travaux en août 2008», déclare M. Kouched

Rappelons que le terrain réservé à la cité de la culture est une zone charnière entre la ville basse du centre de Tunis et les Berges du Lac.

Cette zone est délimitée d’un côté par l’avenue Mohamed-V, et de l’autre par le boulevard du Grand Maghreb (la Z4).

Le terrain, d’une superficie avoisinant les 9 hectares, aura une surface totale à construire de 70.836 m2.

Le projet

2008 serait donc éventuellement la date de l’achèvement de la première tranche du projet de la cité de la culture qui s’étalera sur 49.000m2 couverts et sera constituée, en premier lieu, d’un ensemble d’espaces de spectacles scéniquesdont un opéra de 1.800 places, un auditorium de 700 places, une salle de théâtre expérimental de 400 places, et 7 studios de production de musique, de théâtre et de danse.

Dans cette première tranche, émergera également une médiathèque, une cinémathèque et une galerie nationale d’art et d’exposition pourvue de toutes les commodités (sécurité et conservation) nécessaires à l’exposition de n’importe quel type d’œuvre d’art. Encore une merveille: une tour, appelée «la tour de la culture», s’élancera sur une hauteur de 60m. Il s’agit d’une boule de verre posée sur une structure en béton et à travers laquelle les visiteurs pourront observer le Grand-Tunis.

On a également conçu un ensemble de locaux dédiés aux commerces attachés à la culture. Ces locaux ont été organisés autour de deux grands patios, un minéral et un végétal.

Entre les deux, il y aurait un atrium (espace de distribution et d’accueil) dans lequel on pourrait servir tout le programme de la Cité ainsi que la programmation culturelle de tout le pays.

Concernant la deuxième tranche, il s’agira de construire le Musée des civilisations. Celui-ci s’étendra sur 22.000m2 couverts.

Ce projet qui démarrera à une date ultérieure pas encore définie, se développera autour de cinq thématiques différentes retraçant l’histoire trois fois millénaire de la Tunisie.

C’est un musée sans collections ni pièces authentiques où le visiteur devrait pouvoir voyager à travers une scénographie muséologique basée sur des moyens audiovisuels et informatiques.

Un style arabo-musulman

De par l’emplacement du projet qui se situe dans une zone charnière entre la ville de style architectural colonial et la nouvelle Tunis, il semble qu’avant sa conception, il a été difficile d’en donner une image architecturale préconçue.

Il ne fallait surtout pas que cette cité ait un style moderne sans racines.

Enfin, il a été décidé de lui créer une identité qui lui permettra de se distinguer dans ce tissu d’immeubles, et de banques qui l’entourent.

Les plans démontrent que les concepteurs ont finalement opté pour une architecture moderne qui puise ses racines dans notre patrimoine arabo-musulman avec ses colonnes hafsides, ses arcs de plein cintre et ses moucharabiehs.

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Tounsi

March 28th, 2008, 11:37 PM

South of Tunis (the capital), between Hammamet and Sousse, the Tunisian Government has granted to the company DIET, ownership of an area measuring two million square metres, where is being developed the new INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT OF ENFIDHA.

Companies are welcome to invest in the area and create production branches, thus making the most of the many advantages Tunisia has to offer. The lots have already been urbanized, ready for sale, and the first buildings have been constructed.

WHERE THE IDEA CAME FROM

Due to the high interest that was shown by many different enterprises that were seeking an Industrial District to establish their premises in (on the basis too of similar experience in the more depressed areas of Italy and East Europe) an ambitious project was thought out to create an Industrial District in Tunisia.
With the aim of promoting the initiative, the Tunisian Government agreed to grant a large area to the project for industrialization in Enfidha, along the Tunis – Sousse motorway and the Tunis – Sfax railways.

The Ministry for International Cooperation and Foreign Investments has agreement an area of two millions square meters for construction new industrial district.
The aim of the project is to create an industrial district where international enterprises can establish their activities, especially those working in the fields of mould productions, plastic processing, electric components, agro-industrial, agro-mechanical and light mechanics.

All the most modern services will be installed to back up the industrial activities (banks, translation services, offices, shipping firms, customs offices, medical surgeries, catering, hotels and leisure facilities) in the conviction that full cooperation strategy will aid further the success of each individual company.

A group of investors is understood to be looking at a 250 hectare site close to the town of Enfidha, where a new airport is currently being built, with a view to building a new F1-spec circuit.

In addition to agriculture, mining, energy, petroleum, and manufacturing, Tunisia, which is on the Mediterranean coast of North Africa, has a thriving tourism industry, though - like so many other nations - it might be thought that this could only benefit from the prestige which F1 would bring.

DIET S.A. company, has the property of the land and has already begun the works for urbanisation of areas the lots, which are now ready for the sale. Besides has begun the construction of the industrial building .

View of the area

This project will include the new harbor , the new Airport of enfidha and the this new offshore industrial area

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The basic infrastructure is already built ( roads etc ..)

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The offices and commercial area : renders

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Tounsi

March 28th, 2008, 11:40 PM

Project objectives

This initiative targets setting up of a tourist and services area specifically for investors and businessmen who want a base in Tunisia even though they run their business from abroad.

Content of the project
The initiative involves 777 hectares for the following facilities:
Marina and recreational complex.

Administrative offices for foreign companies.
Five-star luxury hotels.

Luxury villas and apartments.
Leisure and recreational areas.
Golf course.

Project costs
Cost is estimated at some USD 250 million.

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Tounsi

March 28th, 2008, 11:45 PM

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Emaar Properties PJSC, the world's number one property developer, has announced plans to develop the $1.88 billion Marina Al Qussor project on Tunisia's eastern coastline. The 442 hectare Marina development is located within the county of Sousse towards the southern end of the Golfe de Hammamet and will offer a mix of living options and tourist attractions with a large Marina Village at its centre.

At a special ceremony in the capital Tunis yesterday, Emaar Chairman Mohamed Ali Alabbar presented the high profile project to the Tunisian President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali. Speaking at the event Mr Alabbar said: "We are honoured to showcase Marina Al Qussor to Tunisia's President Zine el Abidine Ben Ali today. Tunisia is a country rich in heritage and we look forward to the opportunity of adding to its world class attractions with the development of Marina Al Qussor. This project is a timely addition to Tunisia's thriving tourism industry which has been attracting the world's attention

Project objectives
This initiative targets creation of an integrated business and tourist/recreational complex.

Content of the project
The Hergla tourist zone will be established on 450 hectares, with the following facilities:
tie ups for recreational boats: between 350 and 600 yachting berths are planned in the proposed layout;
water feature: a small island in the middle of the lake will be home to an integrated tourist facility, possibly a casino and other components;
marina: located at the port over an area of 16 hectares;
golf course: a 27 hole course in the initial phase on 85 hectares, with further extension possible;
hotel complex: delightful, trendy, upmarket hotel units;
residential complex: 31 hectares on the edge of the golf course and the shoreline;
arious complexes: 12 hectares of restaurants, coffee shops, leisure facilities, shopping centers, entertainment, administrative services, collective equipment and miscellaneous services;
green areas: to cover 34 hectares;
parking: estimated parking capacity will be 4160 parking spots over an area of six hectares;
pedestrian area: 9.32 hectares will be reserved for pedestrians only.

In addition to the main planned activities, there is the possibility of financing for construction of a casino, a convention center, halls for various functions, an art museum, folklore of the Sahel, an art museum, a pool for training dolphins, beauty and sea water spa, a business center for top international brand retail shops, a sports complex.

Project costs
The cost of the undertaking is estimated at 1.8 billion US dollars (about 2.3 billion TND).

Progress of the project: Approuved by the Tunisian government and Emaar Properties . Environmental impact research ongoing .

Tounsi

March 29th, 2008, 12:22 AM

Al Maabar International Investments Company announced its plans to build one of its biggest projects in the African Continent. This project is Bled El Ward on the northern rives of the capital Tunis on a total area of 5 Thousands Hectares, with a total costs that reaches $ 10 billions.

Yousef Al Nowis, the Managing Director and member of the Board, declared, in Tunis after having presented the project before President Zine Alabidine Ben Ali on Monday February 04th 2008, and in the presence of Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al-Nahyen, Minister of Foreign Affaires of United Arab Emirates, that Bled El Ward presents a one-of-a-kind achievement in the Mediterranean southern part region.

In fact, it developed a modern city made up with many components such as the International Health city, water channels in addition to tourist resorts, residencies, sport facilities, Golf fields, and areas for shopping, entertainments and open space in a complete synergy between "Live, Work, and Play".

Al Nowis also clarified that the project of Bled El Ward is derived from the old name of the Tunisian city, Ariana, which is known for its beautiful roses and flowers and its soft breeze. Its design gets its name from the old architecture history. It is based on the most modernized architecture styles. Furthermore, it gives priority to the environment and nature as whole, with its sea and forests sides. It also provides 50 Km of beaches through its water channels.

On the other hand Ahmad Al Sayegh, Chairman of the Board, unveiled that a Memorandum of Understanding was signed with the Tunisian Government last December 2007 and that Zine Al Alabidine Ben Ali salutes the high standard of the project's design. This gives way, today, to start the implementation of studies to complete with all the procedures and starting the execution.

Al Sayegh declared that the realisation of Bled El Ward project will be on many phases. The first is Diar El Fel zone that covers 300 hectares, 190 Hectares will be devoted to building. The development period of this project will be 5 years.

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Tounsi

March 29th, 2008, 12:43 AM

Gulf Finance House announces US$ 3 billion Tunis Financial Harbour, North Africa’s first Offshore Financial Centre

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This is a render of the Business bay in dubai. According to Dubai real estate this renders is similar to the renders approuved by the Tunisian Government ...

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• Mr Esam Janahi formally presents Tunis Financial Harbour to His Excellency Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, President of Tunisia at a special event held in Tunis
• Landmark development marks entry of Gulf Finance House into the Republic of Tunisia
Gulf Finance House (GFH), t announced its plan to set up the Tunis Financial Harbour (TFH) at Tunis Bay. With an estimated development value of approximately US$ 3 billion, Tunis Financial Harbour marks the entry of GFH and its Clients into Tunisia, as it positions itself as one of the largest foreign investors in the country.
To be located in the Raoued North, Tunis and just 25 minutes from the Tunis Carthage airport, the Tunis Financial Harbour was formally unveiled to His Excellency Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, President of Tunisia at a special ceremony held in Presidential Carthage Place Tunisia. A Memorandum of Understanding between Gulf Finance House and the Government of Tunisia was signed earlier this year.
A member country of the World Trade Organization (WTO), Tunisia has been ranked as the most competitive country in North Africa by the World Economic Forum in the 2007 edition of its Global Competitiveness Report. It is also the first country on the southern coast of the Mediterranean to have concluded a partnership and cooperation agreement with the European Union, the main component of which is the establishment of a free-trade zone. Since 1987, it has recorded an average growth rate of 5% per annum.

Mr. Esam Janahi, Chairman, Gulf Finance House, said: “The Tunisian economy has been constantly outperforming the African average, with the country’s per capita GDP being amongst the highest in Africa, driven by foreign direct investment. This growth along with progressive and proactive government has made Tunisia a very attractive investment destination for us. We thank the Tunisian government for its support.”
“The country could benefit from developing its offshore financial services industry and creating a world-class International Financial Centre for North Africa. Tunis Financial Harbour has been created by some of the world’s leading financial services strategists and utilises a business cluster model. We are confident that TFH will make a significant contribution to the Tunisian economy in the long term, and will be seen as a strategic component of Tunisia’s economic infrastructure.”
Elaborating on GFH’s involvement in the project and its planned components, Mr. Peter Panayiotou, Acting Chief Executive Officer, GFH, said: “GFH is focused on expanding its horizons globally with a particular focus on emerging economies with strong growth potential. Simultaneously, the Bank is also focused on consolidating its position in the wider MENA region by tapping into specific opportunities, with the Tunis Financial Harbour project being the latest venture.”

”Having successfully developed and launched a world-class financial district in Bahrain, we were confident of replicating this success in North Africa. Apart from the economic drivers behind this decision, Tunisia’s ability to provide talented human resources, with the country reporting relatively high investments in higher education as a proportion of GDP, was a key factor that prompted us to choose Tunisia as the location for our first financial harbour in North Africa.”

“Tunis Financial Harbour will comprise four key clusters, in addition to hosting a wide array of professional and other support service firms. The clusters at will include, a Corporate Centre, an Investment Banking and Advisory Centre, an Insurance and Takaful Centre and an Exchange.” Mr. Panayiotou added.

To be spread over a total site area of 450 hectares and as per initial development plan, Tunis Financial Harbour will consist of a marina and a commercial cum residential complex of luxurious villas, commercial/ business developments, a golf course and a stadium. The project will also contain a world-class business school. It is estimated that Tunis Financial Harbour will create thousands of jobs, and bring in billions of dollars to the overall Tunisian economy,

karim aboussir

March 29th, 2008, 01:09 AM

WOW NICE HOW LONG IS IT GOING TO TAKE TO COMPLETE ALL THAT ?? THAT IS SO COOL TUNIS THE NEXT DUBAI OF AFRICA ????

Tounsi

March 29th, 2008, 01:53 AM

WOW NICE HOW LONG IS IT GOING TO TAKE TO COMPLETE ALL THAT ?? THAT IS SO COOL TUNIS THE NEXT DUBAI OF AFRICA ????

Hopefully we will find our own Dubai style lol

All teh mega projects are under construction at this point . others are approuved but technical research and environmental impacts studies are still ongoing ..

for the Mediteranean gate the full completion will be in 2020... but its a brand new city of 500 000 inhabitants..

the financial harbour will be finished in 2010 same for bled el ward.

Al Qussor is planned to be on sale in 2012 I think and the new iarport in 2009 next year ...

Same for la Cite de la culture it is almost complete now ... :)

paw25694

March 29th, 2008, 02:48 PM

wow awesome :okay:. my aunt lived in Tunis before for the embassy, judging from her photos, Tunis has changed :okay::D

alsen

March 30th, 2008, 03:57 PM

nice update there Tounsi :okay:. the twin tower reminds me of emirates tower.

Tounsi

March 30th, 2008, 09:12 PM

wow awesome :okay:. my aunt lived in Tunis before for the embassy, judging from her photos, Tunis has changed :okay::D
Tunisia is booming since 1990 with an average annual growth of 5,6 % since then !!

With all these projects we hope a 6,5% annual growth .

Tounsi

March 30th, 2008, 09:15 PM

nice update there Tounsi :okay:. the twin tower reminds me of emirates tower.

Thanks Alsen . Indeed they reminds me of the Emirates tower too don't forget that this project is finaned by sama dubai lol

BTW it is so far the biggest real estate investment of an emirate company in North africa.. we are talking about 14-15 Billions US Dollars !!!

Tounsi

April 5th, 2008, 01:38 AM

The new Sport City :

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a press conference held on Tuesday in Tunis , Mr Youssef Al Nowis, Al Maabar's CEO, said that the first part of the project, will be completed within 5 years, and that the remainder will be built in stages over 20 years, at a cost of 13 billion dinars (10 billion dollars). He added that land development studies will be entrusted to Tunisian companies. The building of the project is expected to generate some 10,000 jobs

NEW RENDERS :

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André

April 7th, 2008, 06:50 AM

Wow.. It's impressive the size of the complex!

Tounsi

April 25th, 2008, 11:47 PM

Wow.. It's impressive the size of the complex!

Yes indeed I am still looking for some new renders or any pictures from the constrcution site but nothing so far .:ohno::ohno:

April 26th, 2008, 11:32 PM

i am speechless!these are simply stunning projects!

Tounsi

April 29th, 2008, 08:16 PM

i am speechless!these are simply stunning projects!

BTW i m looking for some renders of the Mediteranean Project .

they have been showned at the MIPIM 2008 exhibition at cannes in march .

Can someone gives us more details about the different projets of sama Dubai at thata exhibition.

i found the models of the Lagoon and the Dubai towers and also the morroccon project but nothing in regards to the Mediteranean gate .

here is the Logo of this project :

http://www.iktissad.com/files/media/parties/mediterranean-logo-1.jpg

and the thread :

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=582791

Galandar

April 30th, 2008, 12:08 PM

Very cool projects! I wish Tunisia to realize all of them

fenian

April 30th, 2008, 03:36 PM

Thanks Alsen . Indeed they reminds me of the Emirates tower too don't forget that this project is finaned by sama dubai lol

BTW it is so far the biggest real estate investment of an emirate company in North africa.. we are talking about 14-15 Billions US Dollars !!!

Great projects bt I have some doubts maybe you can explain me; I was often in Tunis last 2 years for business; it's still a little economy, and his good growth (5% per year) doesn't justify such a business area I think.
still the Berge Du Lac district isn't finished yet and presents a lot of unsolden lodgings and buildings.
To build a business district u need an historical background (like Hong Kong or Singapore for example) or lot of money and economic freedom to attract investors (like Dubai and his oil dollars) , Tunisia has nothing of this.
And there is the dependency "de-facto" of France, wich doesn't help the global ecomomic opening.
That's my personal opinion, beside this I like Tunisia very much and I wish the best to this country.

Tounsi

April 30th, 2008, 08:33 PM

Great projects bt I have some doubts maybe you can explain me; I was often in Tunis last 2 years for business; it's still a little economy, and his good growth (5% per year) doesn't justify such a business area I think.
still the Berge Du Lac district isn't finished yet and presents a lot of unsolden lodgings and buildings.
To build a business district u need an historical background (like Hong Kong or Singapore for example) or lot of money and economic freedom to attract investors (like Dubai and his oil dollars) , Tunisia has nothing of this.
And there is the dependency "de-facto" of France, wich doesn't help the global ecomomic opening.
That's my personal opinion, beside this I like Tunisia very much and I wish the best to this country.

yes ideed the avearge annual growth for the last 20 is around 5.6 % . In order to boost this annula growtth we need to upgrade all the sectors of our economy and the infrastructures .

All these investments are coming from the Emirates and some of them from Italy . The toursim is one of the m,ain industrie in tunisia however the revenues from mass tourism are not going up teherfoore tunisia is chaging her startegy and is trying with all thesse projects to attarct high end toursits and residents .

the laws have been change to reflect this new reality For instance as f now strangers can buy a property in tunisia wich was not the case 6 months ago ...

The berges Du lac is mainly for the locals and it s a kind of a test for Tunisia.

now all these projects will give a better value to the product tunisia in teh toursim industry .

on the other hand you have also to remember that we are diversifying our eceonomy and the objective is to be within the next 10-15 years a regional financial hub like Singapore or Hong kong as you mentionned ....

There is a demand for this and none of the the other countries Algeria or Morrocco doe shave the potential the know how and the human ressources of tunisia in this matter .

the recent visit of Sarkozy in Tunisia and all teh contracts signed between france & tunisia also reflects this new interest for Tunisia and the fear of the france to loose her influence in Tunisia ..

the dependancy that you are talking about is due really the major investors is not france but the emirates at this point , the main pourvoyuer of job is still the French busines but that is also changing with teh arrival of italian german and british firms in tunisia ..

basically the whole eceonomy is re-adjusting to this new relaity and to these new opportunity and the tunisian econmy is facing her biggest challenge ... but i am confident , tunisia does have all the human ressorces , the government willing and the potential to be the next Singapore of the Maghreb .. :)

Patryk.SKY

April 30th, 2008, 11:08 PM

Beautiful projects, I would like to see them on live after structure

Tounsi

May 1st, 2008, 08:28 PM

Beautiful projects, I would like to see them on live after structure

Well you might start shopping because the main projects ( except the nmediteranean gate ) will be complete in 2010 :)

Tounsi

May 6th, 2008, 10:08 PM

New renders are available !

Architectes: http://www.d-earle.com

Part of the mega-project ( see above) The project will include 400 villas and 12 towers of 18 Floors and and unknown number of residential buildings .

Found on the website :

We wanted to reflect some Islamic architectural features whilst staying true to the idea of a modernist style by offering several styles which will appeal to a wider taste. The important thing was not to loose the flavour of the culture in the overall complex design.

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AN ECO-TOWER IS IN THE TABLE AND WILL BE THE FIRST ECO TOWER IN AFRICA !!!

a zero carbon footprint was achieved using every passive cooling and power generating tool available to create the perfect environmentally green building. Scheduled for completion in 2009.

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Daano

May 6th, 2008, 10:13 PM

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/tunisia-eco-tower-11.jpg
:) awesome!

Tounsi

May 6th, 2008, 10:30 PM

I forgot to mention something :

The new renders apply only for this portion of the project as shown below ( sorry for the 'amateur touch ':) )

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Arpels

May 7th, 2008, 01:34 AM

very good project, and big, the new Sport City :yes: its a pleasure see this beautiful country in SSC too...

Tounsi

May 7th, 2008, 07:34 PM

very good project, and big, the new Sport City :yes: its a pleasure see this beautiful country in SSC too...

Thanks Arpels ! I will do my best to keep this thread alive ..Hoppefully a lot of new update will come sooner that I hoped :)

Slaoui

May 7th, 2008, 11:02 PM

City Sport is an amazing project !
They will finish him when? In 2016-2020 i think?

Tounsi

May 8th, 2008, 12:24 AM

City Sport is an amazing project !
They will finish him when? In 2016-2020 i think?

It is slated for completion in 2012 however i think that 2013-2014 would be a more realistic goal ^^

They had to wait for the parliaments approuval first hopefully the construction will begin in June 2008.

The finals renders should be available soon I can't wait to see the whole project !

Tounsi

May 14th, 2008, 12:55 AM

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Tounsi

May 14th, 2008, 01:13 AM

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Tounsi

May 14th, 2008, 01:17 AM

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Tounsi

May 14th, 2008, 01:20 AM

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Buyckske Ruben

May 14th, 2008, 01:48 AM

WoW Tunesia is stunning, there is a real boom up at there! :cheers:

Spectacular projects with enormous potentials in the near future!

Tounsi

May 14th, 2008, 02:35 AM

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Tounsi

May 14th, 2008, 11:36 PM

WoW Tunesia is stunning, there is a real boom up at there! :cheers:

Spectacular projects with enormous potentials in the near future!

Yes indeed lately tunisia joined the emrgeing economies with as you mentionned enornmous potentials .
:)

phaedrus

May 14th, 2008, 11:46 PM

wow, some stunning projects coming up in Tunis. would have to keep abreast with the developments here.
thanks for sharing :cheers:

Tounsi

May 15th, 2008, 12:55 AM

No Probs SN101 i <ll keep posting..this is just the beginning for Tunis !!!!!!!!!!!!

phaedrus

May 15th, 2008, 04:38 PM

i sure hope it is, the future looks bright for the country!

Tounsi

May 16th, 2008, 09:16 PM

Bukhatir présente son projet à la presse tunisienne
Deux ans pour que la fiction devienne réalité

Il n’aura pas beaucoup parlé, mais sa présence à Tunis est, à elle seule, très significative.
L’homme d’affaires émirati (originaire de Sharjah) Abdulrahman Bukhatir était à Tunis ce matin, vendredi 16 mai 2008, pour une conférence de presse à laquelle ont été conviés tous les médias de la Tunisie et d’ailleurs et différentes institutions de renommée internationale et de secteurs variés (Sports, finances, BTP…). Une conférence pour présenter son méga projet de cinq milliards de dollars qui sera érigé du côté des Berges du Lac (Nord de Tunis) sur les route jouxtant la GP 9 menant à la Marsa et celle menant vers le Kram.

De la conférence, on retiendra ce film présentant Tunis Sports City et le projet résidentiel Cedar qui représente la première phase de l’ambitieux projet. Un projet s’étendant sur 13 hectares et jouxtant un terrain de golf de 18 trous homologué par la fort prestigieuse académie britannique PGA.
Le film ressemble plutôt à une œuvre de science fiction. Selon le représentant du Groupe, tout ce que le film a montré sera une réalité que les Tunisiens verront naître peu à peu dans les prochaines semaines.

Cedar est une résidence comprenant 49 grandes villas et villas de luxe (entre 300 m² et 500 m²), deux villages résidentiels et dix immeubles de 20 étages dont les appartements (jusqu’à 200 m²) sont dotés de l’ensemble des aménagements modernes répondant à l’attente des résidents les plus exigeants.
Ce projet, selon Bukhatir, sera réalisé en deux ans à compter du commencement des travaux prévus prochainement. A noter que Cedar n’est que la première phase du méga projet.
Ceux qui doivent s’occuper d’une partie des travaux ont été déjà sélectionnés et prévoient des bâtiments prenant en considération l’économie d’énergie et la durabilité des bâtiments.

Concernant la partie sportive, Bukhatir a déjà conclu des partenariats. Outre la PGA pour le golf et la World Hockey pour le hockey, il y a l’Olympique de Marseille (dont les représentants étaient dans la tribune, face à M. Bukhatir) qui entend apporter toute son expertise de conseil à la conception d’un centre de football moderne et performant. Les responsables de l’OM aideront ainsi Tunis Sports City à élaborer des programmes d’entraînements de haut niveau à l’attention de tous les participants.
D’après les responsables de Bukhatir, on entend faire profiter la jeunesse tunisienne de ce projet que ce soit pour le sport ou pour les logements. Des partenariats financiers ont ainsi été conclus avec des banques tunisiennes pour que nos jeunes puissent accéder aux propriétés de Tunis Sports City. Il s’agit de la Biat, de l’ATB, d’Amen Bank, BH et d’Attijari Bank.

M. Ahmed El Karm, DG de l’AB était aux côtés de M. Bukhatir, et a prononcé un long speech. Un speech dont nous ne retiendrons qu’une chose : sa banque entend profiter de l’opportunité que lui présente le géant émirati. Alors que le représentant de Bukhatir parlait de faire accéder nos jeunes à la propriété dans Tunis Sports City, M. El Karm ne nous parlera ni des crédits avantageux qu’il compte octroyer, ni le public que sa banque visera.
Espérons que l’ATB (la banque qui se veut celle des jeunes), la BIAT ou Attijari (qui tiennent à être modernes en épousant leur époque) soient plus explicites à ce sujet.

Il est clair que ce projet ne sera vraiment une réalité pour les Tunisiens que s’il y a des Tunisiens qui y habitent. Au vu du standing proposé par les maquettes, et au vu des salaires moyens, on ne voit pour le moment qu’une certaine classe très aisée (et limitée dans le nombre) capable d’y être ! L’engagement réel des banques est donc nécessaire pour que le film de Bukhatir se transforme en réalité pour les Tunisiens..

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Tounsi

May 17th, 2008, 01:23 AM

Here is the whole project, the renders are AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The other proposed renders and masterplan were declined . These are the final and approuved renders .

The first phase wich is called the Cedar Village will includes the golf course plus one portion of the residential area and 10 residential towers of 20 floors each .

The constructions starts this week!!!!!!!!!:)

Looks awesome, any construction photos? or photos of the area before development?

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/TunisSportCity-1.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/2233545414_6ac84858ba_b-1.jpg

Aerial View

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-22.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-23.jpg

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http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-16.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-12.jpg

The Cedar village

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-5.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-3.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-2.jpg

The Sport City

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-8.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-9.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-10.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-11.jpg
The leisure , commercial and seafront area

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-15.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-14.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-13.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-7.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-6.jpg

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http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-18.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-20.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-19.jpg

Xtreminal

May 17th, 2008, 04:20 AM

Superb...I may use Cedar village as my honeymoon destination

Tounsi

May 19th, 2008, 02:05 AM

Superb...I may use Cedar village as my honeymoon destination

Tunisia is well known for it,s vast touristic offers .. there are already amzing touristic complex .

We welcomed 6,5 millions of toursits last year . we are only 10 millions :)

You can find a lot of informations in this website :http://www.tourismtunisia.co.uk/

Tounsi

May 21st, 2008, 11:56 PM

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/acropole_g.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/ahmed.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/corail_du_lac_g.jpg

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http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/elmisk.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/essia.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/hamza.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/prestigefacade_g.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/pyrennees.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/rania.jpg

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http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/sfax3pG.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/tethys.jpg

Tounsi

May 23rd, 2008, 08:00 PM

the New bridge of Tunis :

under construction

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/pont.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/pont2.jpg

Tounsi

May 23rd, 2008, 11:09 PM

Tounsi

June 1st, 2008, 09:17 PM

Tounsi

June 4th, 2008, 07:00 PM

UGTT : new headquarter of the major Union corp in Tunisia

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/ugtt2G.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/ugttG.jpg

Tounsi

June 4th, 2008, 07:03 PM

Other Governmental buildings projects :

1-

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http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/220531.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/373912.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/384441.jpg

2-

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/684841.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/626644.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/738689.jpg

3-

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/diwana1G.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/diwana2G.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/diwana3.jpg

Tounsi

June 7th, 2008, 09:41 PM

Here is the whole project, the renders are AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The other proposed renders and masterplan were declined . These are the final and approuved renders .

The first phase wich is called the Cedar Village will includes the golf course plus one portion of the residential area and 10 residential towers of 20 floors each .

The constructions starts this week!!!!!!!!!:)

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/TunisSportCity-1.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/2233545414_6ac84858ba_b-1.jpg

Aerial View

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-22.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-23.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-17.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-16.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-12.jpg

The Cedar village

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-5.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-3.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-2.jpg

The Sport City

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-8.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-9.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-10.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-11.jpg
The leisure , commercial and seafront area

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-15.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-14.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-13.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-7.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-6.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-1.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-18.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-20.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/COMPLEXEMARSA-19.jpg

First pictures from the constructon site !

The sales office is now complete .

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/salesoffice.jpg

The map of the sales office

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/sales_location.gif

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/sportcitymasterplan.jpg

Tounsi

August 10th, 2008, 10:32 PM

Status : Under construction

2008-04-18 Les travaux ont été entamés à la fin du mois de février, l'achèvement de ce complexe commercial est prévu pour le deuxième semestre de 2009.

2008-06-02 On a entamé les travaux de structures et de dalles.

http://www.ennassimrealestate.com/images/show.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/showron2.jpg

IKEA is coming to TUNIS ?? :)

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/showroom6.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/showroom4.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/showroom3.jpg

This commercial complex is located on the principal artery of La Soukra (GP10), and served by the major roads of the capital, a crossroads connecting : Ariana, the airport, and the center town of Tunis.

With 6 000 m² sale area and of 400 places parking, Show Room Center profits from an important market radius and charaterized by a complete offer of trade intended to multiple commercial activities; within a harmonious unit and a prestigious framework.

Show Room Center : a project of scale and future

Show Room Center is a dynamic place for an activity of trade and shopping : store, pharmacy, showroom, bank,...

... The rendez-vous of big labels

source: http://www.ennassimrealestate.com/show_room_center.php#show_room_center

Tounsi

August 10th, 2008, 10:34 PM

TUNIS CITY CENTER

http://www.sits-tn.com

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/Tunis20City20Center.jpg

The cladding looks great and much better in blue !! :cheers:

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/Tunis_Complex.jpg

website :http://jason-cheng.com/projects/project11.html

Tounsi

August 10th, 2008, 10:35 PM

TUNIS AREA- RESIDENTIAL

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/iat2G.jpg
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Tounsi

August 10th, 2008, 10:36 PM

MAHDIA - RESIDENTIAL PROJECT

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/LImageURL-lev1.jpg

Tounsi

August 10th, 2008, 10:37 PM

SFAX-OFFICE TOWERS

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/biat1-1G.jpg
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http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/sfax-info1G.jpg

Tounsi

August 10th, 2008, 10:37 PM

FERDAOUS - Residential & Commercial Tower is Sousse

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/ferdaous1.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/ferdaous2.jpg

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Tounsi

August 10th, 2008, 10:39 PM

Radés Tunis Bridge UPDATES

http://www.commune-rades.gov.tn/imgfr/jisr.gif

http://www.setra.equipement.gouv.fr/IMG/jpg/vue_generale.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/09-09-07.jpg

In the Grand Tunis region around Tunis, the capital of Tunisia, there live 3million people, almost a third of the Tunisian population, and it is also the center of economic activities in this country. Presently, the Grand Tunis region is divided into southern and northern areas by the Tunis Lake Canal, and the traffic between the two areas depends on either routes passing through the urban area of Tunis or ferryboats connecting Rades and La Goulette ports. The ferryboats, however, are limited in service time and number of vehicles to be carried, and most of the south-north traffic concentrates on the routes passing through the urban area of Tunis, causing traffic congestion and environmental deterioration in the city. In the future, as the economic activities in this region are activated, the tourist demand increases, and by the general development of the Tunis Lake proceeds, the traffic volume is expected to increase and it is desired to relieve the traffic congestion and improve the environment in the urban area of Tunis.

(2) Description of the Project

This is to construct a bridge (extradosed bridge) as an important portion of the metropolitan ringroad crossing the Tunis Lake Canal and connecting the southern and northern areas of the Grand Tunis region to connect Rades on the north side and La Goulette on the south side. The project details are as follows.
1. Main Bridge : length of bridge about 260m (double shaft type)
2. Approach bridge and approach roads on Rades (southern) side
Approach bridge: about 400m, approach road : about 2,190m
3. Interchange and Ramp way road on La Goulette (north) side
4. North extention road: about 2,300m

Completion : 2009

Updates :

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/pont.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/pont2.jpg

Tounsi

August 10th, 2008, 10:40 PM

http://www.simpar-immobilier.com/fr/projets_en_vente.html

Ennasr 2: The Sultan

A residential and commercial project of collective type and very high standing located on batch CUD 41 of allotment AFH of the city Ennasr 2 and more precisely on the commercial artery Hédi NOUIRA.
This project is composed of apartments of the types S+2, S+3 and S+4 and of 4 stores.

The handing-over of the keys is programmed for July 2008.

I) COMPLETION OF THE RESIDENCES AND OFFICES

EQUIPMENT

Alarms intrusion with digital telephone transmitter,
Videophone for the main doors of the buildings,
Two elevators by mitigating,
Thermo isolation of the external walls,
Air-conditioners Split system in living room, stay and room parents for F6, in living room and room parents for F5 and air-conditioners reversible Split system for the offices,
Case extremely
Collective cable television, taken TV-SAT and pre-installation Home cinema in SAM or stay, Cook arranged, equipped:

high and low storage units,
of an electric furnace,
of a hotplate,
of a range hood
of a gas-detector

http://www.simpar-immobilier.com/fr/../com/img/projets_en_construction/le_sultan/sultant.jpg

DECORATION

The entries of the living rooms, stay as well as the arcs are covered with a wood ash preparing,
Glazing decorated for the doors glazed with the kitchens, stays and halls.
Smooth staff false ceiling and throat,
Luminaries for balcony and spots encastrables.

COATINGS

Floor covering out of white marble in living room, stay, hall and corridors for F6 and F5,
Floor covering in likings in rooms, SDB, SDE, kitchen, drier, Kitchenette and terrace,
Imported earthenware
Granite for the work tables of the kitchens

JOINERY

External door of wood solid oak,
Wall cupboards of wood ash equipped inside,
White enamelled aluminium windows and French windows,
Aluminium travelling blade shutters. Those of SAM, the stays and the rooms parents are motorized,
Roast and wrought iron French window for the protection of the apartments of the DRC.

MEDICAL

Piece of furniture for embedding of wash-hand basin basin for bathroom,
Jacousy bath-tub for SDB parents.

II) COMPLETION OF THE SHOPS

EQUIPMENT

An air-conditioner reversible Split system
Cable television collective and taken TV-SAT,

COATING

Floor covering in likings,

JOINERY

Window and carries out of white enamelled aluminium,
Roast out of steel for the protection of the shops.

GARDENS OF the LAKE: Coral of the Lake

A residential project of semi type collective and very high standing located in the allotment of Lac2 and opposite the Embassy of the USA.
It is composed of 39 apartments of the types S+1, S+2, S+3 and S+4 and of two Duplex.
The handing-over of the keys is programmed for July 2008.

http://www.simpar-immobilier.com/fr/../com/img/projets_en_construction/corail_du_Lac/corail_du_lac_g.jpg

EQUIPMENT

Anti-theft safety with digital telephone transmitter
Videophone for the entered doors of the buildings
An elevator per safe block for the block D
Thermo isolation of the external walls
Air-conditioners splits systems in the living rooms, stay and room parents for the “S+4” and Duplex, in the living rooms and room parents for “S+2” and “S+3” and in living room for “S+1”
Case extremely
Gas-detector in the kitchens
Collective parabolic aerial (5 chains) and 2 catches SAT (a) with pre installation home cinema in living room or stay
Cook arranged, equipped:

Air-conditioning in Split system.
high and low storage units
of an electric furnace
of a hotplate
of a range hood
of a gas-detector
DECORATION

Entries of the living rooms and arcs, framed by wood ash
Glazing decorated for the doors glazed with the kitchens and halls
Spots in the halls, corridors, dressingrooms, SDB, SDE and kitchens

COATINGS

White marble with calpinage in the living rooms, hall and corridors for “S+1”, “S+2”, “S+3”, “S+4” and Duplex and all the other rooms for the “S+4” and Duplex
Sandstone in the rooms for “S+1”, “S+2” and “S+3”
Imported earthenware
Granite for the work tables of the kitchens
Sandstone in the kitchens, SDB, SDE, driers and balconies.

JOINERY

White aluminium windows and French windows enamelled series ellipse, with double glazing, travelling Shutters out of aluminium
External doors of wood solid oak
Hardware of high-end
Wall cupboards of wood ash equipped inside and equipped with accessories with arrangement: wear clothing, carries tie, carries shoe.

COATINGS

Pieces of furniture of bathroom for bathrooms and water parents rooms
Radiators dries towel
Jacuzzi in one of the sdb for “S+3”, “S+4” and Duplex
Shower cubicles

GARDENS OF the LAKE: PRESTIGE

The residence is a whole of very high standing made up of 32 apartments type S+2, S+3, S+4, located at the Gardens Of the Lake.
The handing-over of the keys is planned for the first quarter 2009

It is secured by all the equipment and accessories to offer a framework of life convivial, pleasant and personalized for each one of our purchasers. Such as:

http://www.simpar-immobilier.com/fr/../com/img/projets_en_construction/prestige/prestigefacade_g.jpg

EQUIPMENT

Anti-theft safety with digital telephone transmitter
Videophone for the entered doors of the buildings
An elevator per safe block for the block C
Thermo isolation of the external walls
Insulation with the noises of impact
General air-conditioning for the apartments F6 and F5 and Split system in the living rooms and the rooms for the apartments F4 and F3
Case extremely
Gas-detector in the kitchens
Collective parabolic aerial (5 chains) and 2 catches SAT (a)
Cook arranged, equipped:

Of hood.
Of electric furnace
Of compound
Of lava crockery

Polar blinds for the terraces discovered

DECORATION

Entries of the living rooms and arcs, framed by wood ash
Spots in the halls, corridors, dressingrooms, SDB, SDE and kitchens

COATINGS

White marble with calpinage in the living rooms, halls and corridors for the apartments “S+2”, “S+3”, and “S+4”
White marble in the rooms for the apartments “S+3” and “S+4”
Sandstone in the rooms for the apartments “S+2” and in the living rooms and the rooms for the apartments “S+1”
Granite for the work tables of the kitchens
Sandstone in the kitchens, SDB, SDE, driers and balconies

JOINERY

White aluminium windows and French windows enamelled series ellipse, with double glazing
Travelling aluminium shutters
Hardware of high-end
Wall cupboards sliding and opening with the Frenchwoman, equipped inside and equipped with accessories with arrangement: wear clothing, carries tie, carries shoe.
Dressingroom with sliding door for certain apartments “S+4”

MEDICAL

Pieces of furniture of bathroom for bathrooms and water parents rooms
Radiators dries towel
Jacuzzi in one of the bathrooms for “S+2”, “S+3”, and “S+4”
Shower cubicles with jacuzzi for the apartments “S+1”, “S+3” and “S+4”

Soukra: El Bousten (First section)

A residential and commercial project of high standing and semi type collective located on the large artery of Soukra; this project is carried out in three phases in partnership with the companies of the group to knowing ESSOUKNA, SIVIA, EL MADINA and the EYELETS.

http://www.simpar-immobilier.com/fr/../com/img/projets_en_construction/el_bousten/el_bousten_2_g.jpg
Easy access and served well by two main roads to knowing the GP9 Tunis it Marsa and the Ariana road it Soukra of the locality, being near the elementary schools, college, college and other services and a few minutes of the centre town, airport and northern lake.

The first phase is conceived in four residences of five blocks in R+2 each one, these last are
of semi type collective and high standing and consist of 124 apartments the different ones
surfaces and categories (S+0, S+1, S+2, S+3 and S+4) and 14 stores.

Each block has its individual entry allowing an easy access to the parking spaces.

The residence is enclosed and kept day and night.
Handover date of the keys: in the immediate future

Materials and completions

Soundproofing
Main door in mahogany tree
Red wood interior wood finishing with panels in MDF
Wall cupboards out of red wooden with panels in MDF with preparing inside
Cook arranged
Aluminium exterior wood finishing
Travelling PVC shutters
Coating in Likings in the living rooms and halls
Likings in only S+1
Medical, valves and fittings and hardware of 1st choice

The residence also has offices and stores of very high standing (noble wood, air-conditioning heat and cold, protective grille out of aluminium…) and of various surfaces.
These professional buildings benefit from the easy access of the residence and a great facility of parking.

Types Surfaces Availability
S+0 apartments 50 m2 not
S+1 apartments 70 m2 not
S+2 apartments 58 to 77 m2 Yes
S+3 apartments 155 to 173 m2 Yes
S+4 apartments 188 to 228 m2 Yes
Stores 38 to 78 m2 not[/QUOTE]

Tounsi

August 10th, 2008, 10:42 PM

http://www.edifia.com.tn/site/fr/article.php?id_article=31

Location: Lac de Tunis-: Pins City
Sober and contemporary architecture:

Building of high standing in ground floor plus 6 stages, composed of 3 blocks of 13 residences each one. For more intimacy and of safety, there is a maximum of 2 residences per stage.

The interior space of life is pleasant, roomy and functional for your greater comfort.

http://www.edifia.com.tn/images/images_article/residence_max.jpg
The apartments of the upper floors profit from a panoramic sight on the lake, large Tunis and the heights of the Southern Suburbs.

Apartments standard S+2 a:

http://www.edifia.com.tn/images/S+2TypeA_big.gif

Tounsi

August 10th, 2008, 10:43 PM

Conceived and realized with a modern architecture and convivial, ZAHRET EL BOUHAIRA puts at your disposal various types of high apartments standing and at the looked after completions, S+1, S+2, S+3, as well as commercial spaces and office automations.

http://www.tiba-immobiliere.com/gfx/img/ext.jpg

2 bed:
http://www.tiba-immobiliere.com/gfx/img/s2-max.jpg
source:
http://www.tiba-immobiliere.com/zahret-bouhaira.php[/QUOTE

Tounsi

August 10th, 2008, 10:44 PM

DIAR EL KANTAOUI Sousse

http://www.ladous.com.tn/fr/index.html[/QUOTE]

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/ladous11.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/ladous22.jpg

Tounsi

August 10th, 2008, 10:44 PM

LES RESIDENCES DE CARTHAGE -TUNIS

http://www.residences-carthage.com/fr/description_projet.htm[/QUOTE]

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/cartha1.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/cartha3.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/cartha10.jpg

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/cartha7.jpg

Tounsi

August 10th, 2008, 10:46 PM

url]http://mayfairdevelopments.com/index.php[/url]
http://www.davidstanleyredfern.com/prop_details.php?id_prop=203[/QUOTE]

THE DUNES -Sousse

Renders * -found on mayfair's website -
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Tounsi

August 10th, 2008, 10:46 PM

CITY RESIDENCES - TUNIS

CENTER]
IMMOBILIÈRE LE PROMOTEUR

Tél. : +216 71 206 292
Fax : +216 71 206 302
Email:contant@lepromoteur.com.tn
Site:www.lepromoteur.com.tn
[/CENTER]

The Website : http://www.lepromoteur.com.tn/

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Tounsi

August 12th, 2008, 03:08 AM

LE VOILIER -MAHDIA

Pictures

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Tounsi

August 18th, 2008, 12:55 AM

BIZERTE : BIZERTE CAP 3000

Website :http://www.marinabizerte.com

The Masterplan :

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The residential area with this magnificient building that will certainly be the new landmark of the City !!!

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Interior design:

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The retail area:

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Tounsi

August 18th, 2008, 12:57 AM

MONASTIR PICASSO

http://www.immobiliere-elkhamsa.com/images/picasso/picasso_g.jpg

http://www.immobiliere-elkhamsa.com/userfiles/image/picasso_titre.jpg
The luxury is our motto...
Art is our inspiration...
Modernity is our objectif...
But you meet is our duty...
Come and see our beautiful home PICASSO when the art of living is combined with modernity, our residence at 7 satisfies all your desire located in the heart of the tourist area, near ; Slim of the Centre and Tej Marhaba 300 metres from the beach, 2 not to trade and close many convenience, 30 minutes from the airport of Monastir.

Tounsi

August 18th, 2008, 12:58 AM

MIDOUN RESIDENTIAL PROJECT

The project is located in the tourist area of Jerba at a score of km of l' airport of Djerba-Zarzis, between two tourist roads with to 30 km of Zarzis. Two exit points of l' island are in the vicinity, as well the Roman road, as the vat with the jorf.

Residence of 25 villas of high standing AGHIR on l' Island of Jerba.

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source: http://www.simsud.com/?lang=en

Tounsi

August 26th, 2008, 11:45 PM

SFAX CITY CENTER

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OLIVIA MIXED-USE SFAX

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SABLE D'OR SFAX

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SOUSSE RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS

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Tounsi

August 26th, 2008, 11:51 PM

RFR Updates :

Development of the network between 2007 and 2020 is expected to cost around 3·2bn dinars, and the government hopes that much of the funding can be obtained in the form of soft loans. It has approached JBIC to help fund the civil engineering work, tracklaying, electrification and signalling, plus the purchase of a fleet of double-deck trains. By far the biggest single element would be the purchase of a fleet of 55 trainsets, each formed of two five-car EMUs

Hyundai Rotem's XG EMU offers passenger convenience by providing 4 different types interior design (Urban type, Intercity type, Enhanced ride quality & easy access for the physically impaired person, Folding seat type), and each component of XG EMU reduces the "total life cycle cost" of the vehicle by reducing the maintenance costs.

The Chosen Model is the newest XG EMU

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Specifications:

Max. Speed : 80 km/h
Traction Motor: 210kW, AC motor
Permanent connection of parallel

RENDER:

RFR station

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Map of the planned RFR network include the tram,s extensions.

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh132/antar07/rfrmap.jpg

More info :

http://www.rotem.co.kr/eng/main_html/business.asp?url="2-2-1-M"

http://rotem.co.kr/cyber/public/pdf/%B0%ED%C0%AF%B8%F0%B5%A8%BF%B5%B9%AE.pdf

These are the new RFR XG EMUs already in service in Rio de Janeiro , Brasil.

* pictures found in the Brazilian transporation thread .

interior
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Anteparos laterais
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interior
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painel eletrônico
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Assento 2 passageiros
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Assento 3 passageiros + cesto de lixo
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Assentos 4 passageiros (back to back)
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Assento 2 e 4 passageiros
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Luminárias e pega-mão
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Detallhe pega-mão
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Conexão entre carros
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Anteparo + cesto de lixo
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Fotos da parte externa
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Hand-controllers
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Tounsi

August 28th, 2008, 04:12 PM

TUNIS SPORT CITY ECO TOWER

http://www.d-earle.com/commercial-architecture/tunisia-eco-tower-residential/tunisia-eco-tower-1.jpg

http://www.d-earle.com/commercial-architecture/tunisia-eco-tower-residential/tunisia-eco-tower-2.jpg

_project Name: The Eco Tower

_location: Tunisia

_brief: The client for this project wanted it to have a positive impact on the environment and to demonstrate Tunisia's inclusion in 21st century ecological awareness. As a city centre tower it has to make a solid statement.

_considerations: We had to house every modern convenience for daily living whilst utilizing every energy saving device we could physically incorporate into the overall design.

_response: A zero carbon footprint was achieved using every passive cooling and power generating tool available to create the perfect environmentally green building. Scheduled for completion in 2011.

Tounsi

August 28th, 2008, 04:13 PM

CITY RESIDENCES - TUNIS

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CONSTRUCTION UPDATES

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Tounsi

September 12th, 2008, 08:49 PM

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TUNIS, Sept 12 (KUNA) -- Sama Dubai is set to launch the first stage of the mammoth project of Mediterranean Gate City in Tunisia soon, as the government here has okayed the project's main plan, the company's executive chairman said here late Thursday.

Farhat Faraidooni made the announcement at a joint news conference with Tunisian Minister of Development and International Cooperation Mohamed Nouri Jouini on the occasion of launching the main plan of the project.

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The conference was attended by a constellation of senior Tunisian officials and key investors in the Mediterranean Gate or Century City project.
Approved by the Tunisian government in July, the project is a joint investment venture between Sama Dubai, the international investment arm of Dubai Holding, and the Tunisian government, Faraidooni said.

The first stage of the project will take from four to five years to complete.
Costing over one billion US dollars, the first stage involves the construction of 16 towers on an area of 470,000 meters, he added.

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To be launched by the end of this year, the project is expected to provide around 50,000 jobs.

Swift progress in infrastructure works, which have been underway since December 2007, will contribute to the completion of the 14 stages of the project as scheduled by 2030, he noted.

The project will be a fresh impetus to the Tunisian national economy, he said, expecting the mega project to attract some 100,000 visitors daily.
The project will include the building of economic, technological, tourist, media, sports and curative facilities, Faraidooni said.

Tounsi

September 12th, 2008, 09:36 PM

CITE DE LA CULTURE - PHASE 1

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NEW HEADOFFICE OF A LOCAL BANK

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COMMERCIAL CENTERS TUNIS

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Tounsi

September 14th, 2008, 11:00 PM

ouads

September 26th, 2008, 07:07 AM

Good work tounsi on all the updates :applause: .. very exciting developments going on..

Do you know who the contractors are for any of the larger projects? "Med Gate", "Bled El Ward".

Tounsi

September 26th, 2008, 09:34 PM

Good work tounsi on all the updates :applause: .. very exciting developments going on..

Do you know who the contractors are for any of the larger projects? "Med Gate", "Bled El Ward".

Med Gate : for the ground works it s Chaabane Cie.

bled El ward : Nothing yet

Tounsi

September 26th, 2008, 09:35 PM

New ENFIDHA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT CONSTRUCTION UPDATES

http://img186.imageshack.us/img186/5981/n5229693315873954184pv8.jpg
by Nalan Bayar (facebook)

the control tower ( 60m)
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by Jihenne Saoudi (facebook)

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by Dogan Bilgin OZ (facebook)

Tounsi

September 29th, 2008, 07:36 PM

TUNIS, Sept 12 (Reuters) - Sama Dubai, the property unit of Dubai Holding, has begun work on Tunisia's biggest investment project, a $25 billion real estate development expected to create 350,000 jobs, a senior executive said.

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Companies from the oil-rich Gulf region have unveiled a series of ambitious real estate and tourism developments in north Africa, but many have been slow to get off the ground.

"Today we announce the start of work on the first stage of the "Mediterranean Gate" project which includes 16 buildings worth $1 billion," Executive Chairman Farhan Faraidooni said late on Thursday.

Sama Dubai's luxury development north of Tunis will include apartments, theatres, cinemas, offices and exclusive hotels over 837 hectares (2,092 acres). Last year, company officials estimated the project's value at $14 billion.

"The project will be beneficial for the Tunisian economy as it will support its competitiveness and be beneficial for us too as the Tunisian market is promising and able to lure other investments from Europe," Faraidooni said.

Tunisia is trying to match Morocco's success in luring Arab Gulf petrodollars into high-profile tourism and real estate projects.

The north African country has struggled to lure more investment and accelerate economic growth to levels at which 88,000 youngsters entering the job market every year can find work.

Sama Dubai's Tunis project will create 350,000 jobs, Faraidooni said.

Mohamed Nouri Jouini, Tunisia's Minister of Development and Cooperation, said: "Tunisia plans to create 1 million jobs over the next decade. This project will help us reach our goals and will also contribute to the improvement of revenue per capita." (Reporting by Tarek Amara; Editing by David Holmes)

The Masterplan :

http://i534.photobucket.com/albums/ee345/antar08/sama-dubai11.jpg

CONSTRUCTION UPDATES

Thanks to Dorra TUNISIAN FORUM

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Tounsi

September 30th, 2008, 08:12 PM

Status : Ground work
Website:http://www.el-wifek.com/
Completion date : N/A

Le complexe de Carthage Towers se situe aux Berges du Lac nord de Tunis, offrant des vues panoramiques d’une beauté exceptionnelle sur le Lac de Tunis et sur les collines du Carthage et de Sidi Bou Said.
Il est intégré dans une cité équipée d’un jardin commun et avoisinant un immense terrain de Golf de 18 Tours non loin du célèbre port punique de Carthage Byrsa.

D’une architecture raffinée, il offre un cadre de vie unique avec des appartements fonctionnels, de très haut standing et intégrant des installations et des matériaux de haute gamme.

Ce complexe relève d’un choix stratégique car il se situe dans un site promu pour abriter des projets de grand standing de complexe immobiliers et commerciaux et une cité sportive.

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http://i534.photobucket.com/albums/ee345/antar08/Tower_big.jpg

Tounsi

September 30th, 2008, 08:12 PM

Status :Under construction
Location : Sousse Downtown
Date : End 2009

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Tounsi

October 1st, 2008, 08:13 PM

TUNIS, Sept 12 (Reuters) - Sama Dubai, the property unit of Dubai Holding, has begun work on Tunisia's biggest investment project, a $25 billion real estate development expected to create 350,000 jobs, a senior executive said.

http://i534.photobucket.com/albums/ee345/antar08/NewImage.jpg

Companies from the oil-rich Gulf region have unveiled a series of ambitious real estate and tourism developments in north Africa, but many have been slow to get off the ground.

"Today we announce the start of work on the first stage of the "Mediterranean Gate" project which includes 16 buildings worth $1 billion," Executive Chairman Farhan Faraidooni said late on Thursday.

Sama Dubai's luxury development north of Tunis will include apartments, theatres, cinemas, offices and exclusive hotels over 837 hectares (2,092 acres). Last year, company officials estimated the project's value at $14 billion.

"The project will be beneficial for the Tunisian economy as it will support its competitiveness and be beneficial for us too as the Tunisian market is promising and able to lure other investments from Europe," Faraidooni said.

Tunisia is trying to match Morocco's success in luring Arab Gulf petrodollars into high-profile tourism and real estate projects.

The north African country has struggled to lure more investment and accelerate economic growth to levels at which 88,000 youngsters entering the job market every year can find work.

Sama Dubai's Tunis project will create 350,000 jobs, Faraidooni said.

Mohamed Nouri Jouini, Tunisia's Minister of Development and Cooperation, said: "Tunisia plans to create 1 million jobs over the next decade. This project will help us reach our goals and will also contribute to the improvement of revenue per capita." (Reporting by Tarek Amara; Editing by David Holmes)

The Masterplan :

http://i534.photobucket.com/albums/ee345/antar08/sama-dubai11.jpg

THE OFFICIAL WEBSITE :

http://www.mediterraneangate.com/

AZBaKuCiTy

October 1st, 2008, 11:59 PM

very nice projects, beautiful.
hope to visit soon Tunisia.

Tounsi

October 14th, 2008, 09:57 PM

very nice projects, beautiful.
hope to visit soon Tunisia.

You are more than welcome :cheers:

Tounsi

October 14th, 2008, 09:58 PM

Tunis Rades Bridge > construction updates .

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ouads

October 16th, 2008, 10:08 PM

Med Gate : for the ground works it s Chaabane Cie.

bled El ward : Nothing yet

Thanks for that bro. if you can, please let me know if you find out any more about the contractors, i'm interested in going back to tunis to work there..;)

Tounsi

October 17th, 2008, 02:58 AM

Thanks for that bro. if you can, please let me know if you find out any more about the contractors, i'm interested in going back to tunis to work there..;)

For whom ? El Maabar... just so you know they are recruiting at this moment check the tunisian thread African section you will find more details :)

Tounsi

October 17th, 2008, 03:04 AM

ENFIDHA AIRPORT - CONSTRUCTION UPDATES

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http://www.arti-yapi.com/images/r30_07.jpg

ALKUN

October 17th, 2008, 06:41 AM

wow.
I love this complex.
Tunisia is awesome !!!

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Tounsi

October 21st, 2008, 08:37 PM

Sama Dubai, the international real estate investment and development arm of Dubai Holding, today announced the opening of its Marketing and Sales centre for the US$25 billion (AED95billion/TND31 billion) Mediterranean Gate project, developed in partnership with the Tunisian government in the capital city of Tunis.

Located on Republic Avenue (Z4 Road) at Saint Gobain, the Marketing and Sales centre will provide potential investors with a preview of the landmark development, allowing them to gauge first-hand the magnitude of the project that is expected to infuse fresh economic opportunities and facilitate the growth of Tunisia’s tourism and allied sectors. The centre will remain open from 3.00pm-8.00pm daily.

The Tunisian Government approved the masterplan for the Mediterranean Gate project where infrastructure work has been progressing since December 2007. Scheduled for completion in 14 phases, the development is designed to host international firms, premium luxury hotels and leading retailers as well as a diverse range of residential buildings and recreational and sports facilities.

Developed by Sama Dubai, Mediterranean Gate shares the vision of the Tunisian government for an inclusive, all-encompassing city, which will open doors for new companies, services and projects to further boost Tunisia’s diverse economic sectors.

Farhan Faraidooni, Executive Chairman of Sama Dubai, said: “Mediterranean Gate will be a unique project, designed to reflect the integrity of its landscape, culture and heritage. It will cater to all sections of the society and represent a benchmark for sustainable development in the region when completed.

“The launch of the Marketing and Sales Centre marks the next phase of development for Mediterranean Gate which is already registering progress in infrastructure works. The centre will initially showcase the crucial components of this ambitious project, ahead of the first sales release around mid-2009.”

Mediterranean Gate will be fully integrated into the city of Tunis and include demarcated residential districts, commercial and leisure segments, a central business district (CBD), waterfront resorts, marinas, a golf-resort and shopping malls. The project is being managed by Sama-ECH, a subsidiary of Sama Dubai and a joint venture with one of the top global project management companies
, EC Harris.

Mediterranean Gate is anticipated to drive job creation, employing about 350,000 people and attracting over 100,000 visitors every day. The development will also serve as a hub for IT and service companies seeking Tunisia’s qualified and trained manpower.

Tounsi

October 22nd, 2008, 05:35 PM

New pictures available

MEDITERRANEAN GATE -TUNIS

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AZBaKuCiTy

October 25th, 2008, 09:13 PM

Yeah TUNISIA, i will visit u next. i think Tunisia is very developing country in infrastructure & tourisme of Maghreb.

Tounsi

October 26th, 2008, 07:35 PM

Website :http://www.ab-promotion.com.tn/

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Location : Berges Du Lac Nord

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Tounsi

October 29th, 2008, 05:12 PM

Résidence Barcelona- TUNIS

Website: www.mixtafrica.com/ampliadaBarcelona.php
www.residencebarcelona.net/

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CasaMor

October 29th, 2008, 05:20 PM

Tounsi did they start the construction of the Mediterannean Gate?

CasaMor

October 29th, 2008, 05:23 PM

Yeah TUNISIA, i will visit u next. i think Tunisia is very developing country in infrastructure & tourisme of Maghreb.

Touristic countries in Maghreb are Tunisia and Morocco! Others are not! :cheers:

Tounsi

October 29th, 2008, 05:36 PM

Tounsi did they start the construction of the Mediterannean Gate?

Hey Casamor !

The ground work started yes but the the construction of the first phase is scheduled to start at the mid-december ;-)

CasaMor

October 29th, 2008, 05:46 PM

Hey Casamor !

The ground work started yes but the the construction of the first phase is scheduled to start at the mid-december ;-)

Great! We need an Atlantic Gate in Casablanca! Tell Sama Dubai! lol :banana:

Tounsi

October 30th, 2008, 07:03 PM

Status : Under Construction
Website:http://www.pearl-luxury-group.com
Location: Tunis

Villas Raphael :

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Villas Cipriani

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Villas Capri

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Tounsi

October 30th, 2008, 07:09 PM

LA CROISIÉRE RESIDENCE

Location :MAHDIA
Status : Under construction
Use : Residential

Website:http://www.residencelacroisiere.com/fr/

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Slaoui

October 30th, 2008, 07:20 PM

La vue est superbe pour le dernier project !

Tounsi

October 30th, 2008, 07:24 PM

La vue est superbe pour le dernier project !

J'en bave ... Immagine le réveil avec ta tasse ce café sur le balcon à 10 métres d'une plage de sable fin ...:|

Tounsi

October 30th, 2008, 07:55 PM

DUBAI TOWERS -TUNIS NEW RENDER

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Tounsi

November 6th, 2008, 05:56 PM

ENFIDHA AIRPORT CONSTRUCTION UPDATES

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Buyckske Ruben

November 10th, 2008, 02:11 PM

Tunisia emerging as the next property market to take off.
Friday, 25 July 2008

Tunisia the next emerging marketMajor Middle East developers are investing in Tunisia which property analysts believe is the new emerging market set to make an impact in the next five years.

The property market is very new. Foreign ownership of residential property was only allowed three years ago. Prices are low, just like they were in Morocco five years ago.

Those investing vast sums of money include United Arab Emirate's Sama Holding (a subsidiary of Dubai Holding) with a $14 billion mixed development project and Dubai-based Emaar have investment projects totalling $1.9 billion.

Official figures are promising. The International Monetary Fund describes Tunisia as having a stable and growing economy with 5.5% GDP growth predicted for 2008 and 5.9% for 2009. Unemployment is dropping and inflation is in check.

Tourism figures are also encouraging. The World Travel and Tourism Council forecasts an annual increase of 4.3% between 2009 and 2018. However, growth may actually be considerably higher since tourism rose by 4.7% during the first half of 2008 with the second 6 months expected to produce similar results.

TripAdvisor ranked Jerba number one among its top 10 emerging tourism spots for 2008. A New York Times article at the end of last year put the country at third place in its list of 53 countries to visit in 2008.

Analysts say it is clearly beginning to attract the attentions of holidaymakers. 'The country has many beautiful beaches, cultural and historical attractions, combined with days of endless sunshine and hot summers, which means that any investment has the potential of high rental yields, as well as providing an excellent holiday home. Tunisia is an up and coming property market,' said Melanie Benna, owner of the The Tunisian House real estate agency.

'Tunisia's property market may just be in its early stages but with its strong economy and tourist sector, large-scale property investment by Middle East developers and low-entry prices, Tunisia looks well set to become one of the most interesting emerging markets,' said James Gonzalez, market analyst at Obelisk.

Although it is much smaller and has fewer natural resources than its neighbours it has overcome the type of poverty related problems from which Libya and Algeria suffer. The economy is growing and the government is investing in education, tourism and business. It is ranked first in economic competitiveness among African countries according to the World Economic Forum.

On the downside issues that still need to be addressed include high taxes, lack of access to financing and a cumbersome bureaucracy. Foreign investors can buy any property except agricultural land.

link: http://www.propertywire.com/news/africa/tunisia-emerging-as-the-next-property-market-to-take-off-200807251374.html

Stunning updates tounsi!!!

Africa is coming boys BE PREPARED! :)

:cheers:

:banana: :banana: :banana:

Tounsi

November 14th, 2008, 08:23 PM

New pictures of the CDB with the Dubai Towers Tunis taken from one of the promotionnal videos

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Tounsi

November 14th, 2008, 11:39 PM

MAHDIA RESIDENCE LE VOILIER

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Tounsi

November 14th, 2008, 11:41 PM

Location : DJERBA
Status: Preparation
Website:http://www.djerba-afous.fr/

L´Agence Centrale bénéficie de l´exclusivité de la commercialisation du projet Djerba Afous sur l´Ile de Djerba, Zarzis et le reste de la Tunisie.
Ce village résidentiel, implanté sur la côte Ouest de l´île, face au Golfe de Gabès, au bord de mer, à 6 km de l’aéroport, à mi-chemin entre Houmt Souk et Ajim, a été élaboré autour du lagon en eau de mer de 40 000 m2.

Ce village touristique entièrement piétonnieR, se compose de plusieurs parties :

* Un ensemble de villas avec terrasses, jacuzzis ou piscines construit en hameaux sur le pourtour et les îlots du lagon.

* La Médina, pôle d’attraction du village et lieu d’échanges qui accueillera un complexe commercial, souk traditionnel et divers restaurants.

* Le Menzel en bordure du grand lagon, composé d’appartements proches du Fortin, de l´hôtel et du centre de thalassothérapie.

* Le Fortin, véritable centre d’activités comprenant une discothèque, une salle de spectacle polyvalente, des salles de séminaires et de congrès ainsi qu´un amphithéâtre extérieur.

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Tounsi

November 14th, 2008, 11:45 PM

Status : Under Construction
Website:http://www.firasinternationalrealestate.com/
Location : Cité Des Pins II

Renders

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Tounsi

November 17th, 2008, 09:08 PM

TUNIS CULTURAL CITY

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=645746

Construction updates

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Tounsi

November 17th, 2008, 09:13 PM

THE MEDITERRANEAN GATE *** UPDATES***

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?p=28156310#post28156310

Ground Work :

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CasaMor

November 17th, 2008, 09:14 PM

Trop chic la résidence! 8) Le truc des Dubai Towers à l'air très futuriste, t'es sur qu'ils vont construire ca à Tunis? :/

Tounsi

November 17th, 2008, 09:17 PM

Trop chic la résidence! 8) Le truc des Dubai Towers à l'air très futuriste, t'es sur qu'ils vont construire ca à Tunis? :/

laquelle ? Celle-là ?

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ils ont interêt à la construire à Tunis !! lol

CasaMor

November 17th, 2008, 09:20 PM

Bah le tout les tours! Tunis va passer d'une cité modeste à une metropole futuriste! :)

CasaMor

November 17th, 2008, 09:23 PM

En tout cas ca fait plaisir de voir la Tunisie entrain de se refaire une beauté lol, ca me donne très envie d'aller chez vous pas comme d'autres pays voisins...! ;) lol

Tounsi

November 17th, 2008, 09:31 PM

Bah le tout les tours! Tunis va passer d'une cité modeste à une metropole futuriste! :)

C'est l'objectif :cheers: amener Tunis à devenir une métropole internationale et le centre financier et économique de lOuest de la Méditérannée et du Maghreb ça va prendre du temps mais avec un taux de croissance en moyenne de 5.3 % depuis les 15 derniéres années , les montants des Investissments Direct Etranger dans ces megaprojets sera de 65 milliards de $ en 15 ans ça représente à eux-seuls 125 % du PIB de la Tunisie en 2007:nuts::nuts:

Je crois qu'on est sur la bonne voie si cette crise économique mondiale est jugulée à temps ..on n'est pas touché par la crise finnaciére mais on sera certainement affecté par la récéssion en UE puisque que 75 % de nos exportations se dirigent vers l'UE ...^^

Tounsi

November 17th, 2008, 09:32 PM

En tout cas ca fait plaisir de voir la Tunisie entrain de se refaire une beauté lol, ca me donne très envie d'aller chez vous pas comme d'autres pays voisins...! ;) lol

Tu es le bienvenu Le MAghreb estla terre de tout les Maghrébins !!! :yes:

CasaMor

November 17th, 2008, 09:34 PM

La Tunisie me suffit le reste ne me donne pas très envie! :/ :)

Tounsi

November 17th, 2008, 09:38 PM

La Tunisie me suffit le reste ne me donne pas très envie! :/ :)

dans un avenir Casamor, Rabat Casa Alger Oran Tunis Sfax seront des métroples du Maghreb avec des Algéroisà Casa des casablancais à Sfax des tunsois à Rabat des Sfaxiens à Oran etc....^^

On a juste besoin de se débarrasser des politiques actuels ce qui se produira quand nos peuples auaront atteint un dévelloppement économique qui ne nous laissera aucune autre alternative que celle de faire front commun ;-)

CasaMor

November 17th, 2008, 09:41 PM

dans un avenir Casamor, Rabat Casa Alger Oran Tunis Sfax seront des métroples du Maghreb avec des Algéroisà Casa des casablancais à Sfax des tunsois à Rabat des Sfaxiens à Oran etc....^^

On a juste besoin de se débarrasser des politiques actuels ce qui se produira quand nos peuples auaront atteint un dévelloppement économique qui ne nous laissera aucune autre alternative que celle de faire front commun ;-)

Bravo mec! J'ai hate de voir ca! ;)

Tounsi

November 17th, 2008, 10:44 PM

Bravo mec! J'ai hate de voir ca! ;)

Moi aussi peut-être qu'on fera un thread the United Arab Maghreb :tyty:

CasaMor

November 17th, 2008, 11:08 PM

Moi aussi peut-être qu'on fera un thread the United Arab Maghreb :tyty:

Bonne idée! Pourquoi pas! héhé :)

Tounsi

November 25th, 2008, 06:20 AM

Tounsi

November 25th, 2008, 06:21 AM

Tounsi

December 5th, 2008, 12:29 AM

SFAX NEW SPORT COMPLEX

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Stadium : 45 000

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Towers 26 flrs

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Residential Area

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Tounsi

December 5th, 2008, 12:32 AM

MAHDIA LA BAIE DE MAHDIA MALL

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Tounsi

December 5th, 2008, 12:38 AM

MAHDIA L'HORIZON RESIDENCE

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Tounsi

December 10th, 2008, 05:27 PM

Tounsi

December 16th, 2008, 05:13 PM

RADÉS BRIDGE : DECEMBER 2008 /CONSTRUCTION UPDATES

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Galandar

December 16th, 2008, 10:06 PM

Tounsi, is Tunisia the most developed country in african continent after South Africa? Thanks

Tounsi

December 17th, 2008, 02:43 AM

Tounsi, is Tunisia the most developed country in african continent after South Africa? Thanks

In terms of what ?

competitiveness

Tunisia tops 2008 global competitiveness in Africa

Tunisia does not have Indonesia's wealth of natural resources. But this has not prevented the tiny North African nation from gaining a higher overall ranking on the World Economic Forum's 2008 Global Competitiveness Index than Indonesia, not to mention many advanced European countries.

"Tunisia ranked 36th on the index, making it number one not only in the Maghreb region but the whole of Africa. It's a recognition of our country's good governance," Tunisia's Ambassador to Indonesia, Faysal Gouia, told The Jakarta Post on Thursday.

Surprisingly, Tunisia outperformed several European and Asian countries, including Portugal (43), Italy (49), Russia (51), India (50), Indonesia (55) and Greece (67).

http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2008/11/07/tunisia-tops-2008-global-competitiveness-africa.html

Human development :

Poverty rate
2005
3.8%

GNP per capita
2007
4,389$

Population growth rate
2007
1.09%

Life expectancy at birth
2007
74.2 years

Percentage of citizens receiving
social security benefits
2007
91.9%

Rate of schooling of 6-to-14-year olds (%)
2007
94.77

http://www.tunisieinfo.com/indicateurs/indicateurs-eng.pdf

:)

Tounsi

December 17th, 2008, 02:54 AM

THE CULTURAL CITY PHASE I CONSTRUCTION UPDATES

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Tounsi

December 19th, 2008, 06:27 PM

ATTIJARI HEAD OFFICE

Location : TUNIS / Centre Urbain Nord
Status : Under construction
Completion date : 03- 2011

RENDERS

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carthage

December 19th, 2008, 07:01 PM

tounsi could u show any pict of the <porta moda>. thanks "patriot"

Tounsi

December 19th, 2008, 07:14 PM

tounsi could u show any pict of the <porta moda>. thanks "patriot"

marhbé bik khouya !!:cheers:

il ya un forum dedié à la Tunisie ici :

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=1478

il y a un thread dedié au Tunis Financial Harbor

Tounsi

January 8th, 2009, 10:41 PM

Tunis, January 8, 2009- President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali was briefed on Thursday of a project by the international financial company, Gulf Finance House (GFH) to set up a 3 billion dollar mega- project in Tunis dubbed “Tunis Telecom City”. The project is expected to generate 26,000 employments.

Mr Issam Youssef Janahi, the executive manager of GFH presented to the Tunisian President the main components of the project which will include an international communication university, a centre for the development of new technologies, a business free exchange zone as well as a technological pole in multi media and content development.

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This will be the second project of the Gulf Finance House in Tunisia , The Tunis Financial Harbor.

The project, which is set to become one of the most important technological poles in North Africa, will also include residential and leisure facilities.

Tunisia’s Head of State underlined the importance granted to strategic and expanding sectors which is in line with national priorities in the field of ICT.

Following his meeting with President Ben Ali, Mr Jenahi stressed that the choice of Tunisia to house this project was made on the basis of the country’s investment incentives.

Evoking Tunisia’s ranking by the 2007 Davos Report on ICT readiness, among the first countries in the world, he also noted the important investments made by the country in the sector of ICT promotion. In addition to the 8000 qualified personnel in the sector, these are the reasons that prompted GFH to invest in Tunisia, he said.

Tounsi

January 23rd, 2009, 07:12 PM

BANQUE DE L'HABITAT 16 FLRS 59 METERS
Location : Tunis
Status: Topped Out

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Tounsi

January 23rd, 2009, 07:22 PM

Tounsi

January 23rd, 2009, 07:27 PM

TUNIS SPORT CITY : UPDATES

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SALES OFFICE

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Tounsi

January 23rd, 2009, 07:31 PM

Tounsi

January 23rd, 2009, 07:43 PM

TUNIS | NOVOTEL- IBIS HOTEL | 7 FLRS |UC

Locations: Tunis
Status : Under Construction
Completion date : N/A

Renders

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Tounsi

January 23rd, 2009, 07:52 PM

TUNIS CULTURAL CITY : CONSTRUCTION UPDATES

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Tounsi

January 23rd, 2009, 08:01 PM

TUNIS RADÉS BRIDGE : UPDATES

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Tounsi

January 23rd, 2009, 08:14 PM

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Tounsi

January 24th, 2009, 06:02 PM

BARCELONA RESIDENCE 11 FLRS TUNIS

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CONSTRUCTION

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Tounsi

January 24th, 2009, 06:05 PM

RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS TUNIS

LAGUNA SQUARE

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CONSTRUCTION

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RESIDENCE PANORAMA TUNIS

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CONSTRUCTION

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Tounsi

January 24th, 2009, 06:07 PM

MILLENIUM CENTER TUNIS

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CONSTRUCTION UPDATES

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Tounsi

January 24th, 2009, 06:43 PM

MED GATE UPDATES

Website : http://mediterraneangate.com/

Link: http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=739064

Masterplan

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MED GATE UPDATES

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[B] Quay 1 & 2

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Natural lagoon , waterfront landscape that includes hundreds species of birds migrating birds fish and plants

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Quay 1 & 2 demolished

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Reinforcement of the watefront Quay 1 & 2

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Tounsi

January 27th, 2009, 03:31 PM

Tounsi

January 30th, 2009, 12:23 AM

TUNIS STOCK EXCHANGE -APPROVED

Status: Approved
Location: Tunis Berges Du Lac II
Comepletion date : n/a

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Chupavi

January 30th, 2009, 01:54 PM

MED GATE
is completely unbelievable!!!!!!
Tounsi keep posting the news!!!!!
I visit the web site (add to favorites :)) very nice too

Tounsi

January 31st, 2009, 05:26 PM

MED GATE
is completely unbelievable!!!!!!
Tounsi keep posting the news!!!!!
I visit the web site (add to favorites :)) very nice too

Thnks Chupavi I ll keep the updates coming ;-)

Tounsi

January 31st, 2009, 11:12 PM

New trams Citadis : TUNIS

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ouads

February 8th, 2009, 11:12 AM

Tounsi

February 8th, 2009, 06:17 PM

Hi everyone,

Anyone know the effects of the world credit crunch has been having on the construction industry in Tunisia? I just read that in Dubai over 500 billion dollars of projects has been halted!!

Anything like that happening with Med Gate or any of the other projects?

Thanks,

Hi Ouads

As far as we know the first phase of the project is still underway. the 1.4 billions needs for the first are secured according to the CEo of sama Dubai

Tounsi

February 17th, 2009, 05:39 AM

Tounsi

February 24th, 2009, 05:17 PM

PANORAMA RESIDENCE UNDER CONSTRUCTION

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Tounsi

February 25th, 2009, 03:55 PM

SOUSSE KINGS AND QUEENS RESIDENCES

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Tounsi

February 25th, 2009, 03:58 PM

TUNIS- EL ONS RESIDENCE

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SOUSSE-SALEM RESIDENCE

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SOUSSE- SELIM RESIDENCE

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Tounsi

February 25th, 2009, 10:14 PM

SOUSSE | MARINA REHABILITATION DEVELOPEMENT

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Tounsi

February 25th, 2009, 10:23 PM

TUNIS FINANCIAL HARBOR : UPDATES

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The Financial Harbor of Tunis, megaproject promoted by Gulf Finances House, in the suburbs , close to Raoued has just known a decisive step of his implement. The realization corporation officially was constituted and its totally liberated capital, learns Leaders of informed source from Bahrein,GFH. Under the name of "Tunis Bay Project Company", a SARL effectively was created to the capital of 30,6 millions of US $ (the equivalent one of 41 millions of DT), completely subscribes. A financial source confirmed to Leaders that this amount was transferred in its totality, in an unavailable account open with a bank of the place of Tunis. Besides this, Mr. Atef Faraj that was designated general Director in charge of the exploitation (Chief Executive Operations To Manage).

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Tounsi

February 25th, 2009, 10:30 PM

TUNIS SPORT CITY : UPDATES

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After finishing the recruitment stadium, obtained the green light of competent authorities and the downhill one of the Room of the Representatives and Room of the Counselors, the Group Bukhatir announcing, in the all next days, the start of the works of his mégaprojet of Tunis Sports City.

According to African To Manage, these works even should begin this week. The works in question, indicate our colleague, will concern at first, the realization of the golf, composing structuring of the whole project and the installation and the extension of the MC 33 intra-muros, essential also for this project.

Tounsi

February 28th, 2009, 11:16 PM

TUNIS - EL BOUHAIRA RESIDENCE

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TUNIS EL JINENDU LAC RESIDENCE

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TUNIS- EL BOUSTEN RESIDENCE

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Tounsi

March 9th, 2009, 10:02 PM

ENFIDHA AIRPORT - CONSTRUCTION UPDATES MARCH 2009

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Tounsi

March 10th, 2009, 02:44 PM

GHALIA RESIDENCE -MONASTIR

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Tounsi

March 13th, 2009, 06:23 PM

UGTT HEADQUARTER TUNIS

Older render :

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Design selected

RENDERS

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Tounsi

March 17th, 2009, 03:57 PM

ZARZIS|BRECKNER VILLAGE |Masterplan|Pro

Status : Proposition
Location Zarzis
Website:http://www.breckner.info/index-1f.htm

Informations

Mediterranean Quality of life

The idea was to create an exclusive Village with unique quality of life amidst impressive scenery of the south Tunisian oasis Zarzis direct on the Mediterranean Sea.

The uniqueness of the Village Breckner compared with conventional Resorts is dispositional with the possibility to life according to European standard apart from mass tourism.

The owner of the Villa should be in the lap of luxury. This luxury begins with the security team and goes up to the own butler. Their individual convenience should be fulfilled.

Select your desired plot of land – either near to the beach, by the golf-course or by the lake, with a breathtaking view to the sea and direct by the golf-course – just as you like. Our consultants place our service at your disposal - then you can realise the villa of your dreams.

To guaranty an exclusive and integrative appearance it is necessary that the villas are built and ordered by the “Village Breckner”
The furnishing of the villas is made from European companies or according to European Quality.

Master Plan

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Houses

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Tounsi

March 19th, 2009, 10:15 PM

SOUSSE NEPTUNE RESIDENCE

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Tounsi

March 30th, 2009, 10:36 PM

http://www.zawya.com/story.cfm/sidZAWYA20090326110557/Is%20Tunis%20the%20New%20Dubai%20on%20the%20Mediterranean%3F26 March 2009

Dubai entered 2009 by becoming yet another victim of the global credit crunch; an exodus of foreign investors has been taking place during the first three months of 2009.

However, not so far away, the Tunisian economy is telling a different story. Both the end of 2008 and the beginning of 2009 have bought good news for Tunisia's business climate; all the sectors that have previously been synonymous with investment in Dubai are now being referenced to this small North African country: tourism, manufacturing, services, etc.

Entering into an 'Open Skies' agreement a few weeks ago, Tunisia has poised itself to receive an influx from European, American and Arabian airlines. If the current trends continue as they are in this region, it is worth considering, is Tunisia the 'new Dubai?'

There are certainly many similarities between Dubai in its heyday and Tunisia now; for example, Italian clothing giant, the Benetton Group, announced that it would be put further investment into its operations in Tunisia, reminiscent of the flood of foreign retailers in Dubai in recent years.

They operate alongside a number of high-end textiles companies in the country, including Van Laak (Germany) and the Miroglio Group (Italy). Tunisian textiles companies themselves are also experiencing growth. On March 10, Tunisian suppliers met buyers in the United Kingdom at the 'Tunisian Textile Days' event.

Other similarities are in the real estate sector; Dubai had become renowned for the quality of life it offers to expatriates, with real estate investment rocketing in recent years. However, this year, International Living ranked Tunisia highest in the Arab region in their 2009 Quality of Life Index, awarding Tunisia 11 points more than the UAE.

Moreover, similar to the hype that surrounded the building of the man-made Palm Islands in Dubai, Tunisia is attracting comparable attention as it is expected to host the tallest tower in Africa in its man-made 'Mediterranean Gate' -- a new town just south of Tunis, being built at a cost of $25 billion.

Whilst Bloomberg estimates that foreign direct investment (FDI) in emerging markets fell by 10 percent in 2008, Tunisia boasted a 38 percent increase in FDI on the previous year. The reason for Tunisia's success may be on the back of its tourism industry, which has steadily grown in recent years.

This is another major parallel between Dubai and Tunisia; unlike other emirates, Dubai did not have as much oil and gas resources. Similarly, Tunisia also lacks such natural resources and has therefore built its economy primarily through foreign-led investment.

In fact, in a global economic downturn, Tunisia looks set to be an anomaly, with the tourism industry predicted to grow by 0.4 percent by the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC). In the UAE, however, growth is expected to be -0.8 percent. This should, according to the WTTC, improve to 2.8 percent per annum over the next 10 years. But in Tunisia, it is expected to improve to 4.8 percent.

The recent Open Skies agreement will do much to help this growth. British Airways and Tunisair... will no longer be the only carriers of passengers to the country, but may be joined by budget airlines too, thereby significantly increasing competition. A new international airport will cater to this increase in Enfidha, due to be completed by the end of 2009.

A number of privatizations are also due to take place in 2009, including companies in the agricultural, tourism and automotive industries. Capitalizing on its human resources will also be an important internal 'investment' that the country is making in the long-run. The government has conducted a number of initiatives to introduce new educational facilities in the country, including the opening of a branch of the University of Paris-Dauphine. The new Dauphine Tunis University will join approximately 13 other universities in the 2009-2010 academic year.

Tunisia still has a long way to go before it matches the success experiences by Dubai, but it is no doubt on the right track.

It does, however, face competition from other emerging markets in the Middle East and North Africa region, especially nearby Egypt. Whereas both Egypt and Tunisia improved their rankings in the World Bank's Doing Business 2009 report by 11 and eight places, respectively, Egypt was also declared 'top reformer' in the region, recording an impressive six reforms across various aspects of conducting business in the country (Tunisia recorded four). Nevertheless, overall Tunisia remained ahead of Egypt, ranking in eighth place in the Middle East and North Africa (Egypt ranked 12th).

In the near future, should the economic climate improve and investments in emerging markets increase once more, Tunisia will certainly be one to watch as the potential new hot spot of the Middle East and North Africa region.

Tounsi

April 2nd, 2009, 06:08 PM

Tunis, March 31, 2009- Covering a surface of some 20 hectares, the new “Gammarth Bay” project will soon feature an integrated tourist station similar to that of Port El Kantaoui, near Sousse.

A team of Tunisian and French engineers, landscape and town planners is currently engaged in building the project which is expected to be completed by 2012.

The project (see scaled down model) which is sponsored by a major Tunisian tourism group TTS, aims at increasing hotel capacity north of the capital, as well as providing more berths for boat owners who will have the choice between the Sidi Bou Said marina and Gammarth Bay .

With a capacity of some 500 berths, the new marina whose work began in 2007, will have a circular shape and will be flanked by state of the art villas and flats designed in the traditional Moorish /Arab style characteristic of the village of Sidi Bou Said. These residential units which will cover some 85,000 square meters will also comprise commercial areas, as well as covered parking spaces.

Set up within the dense vegetation of the Gammarth forest and overlooking the sea, the project is expected to boost tourism in the capital, as well as offering a quality product for potential investors.

Source: Le Temps, March 31, 2009

Website:http://labaiedegammarth.com/

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Tounsi

April 2nd, 2009, 10:23 PM

TUNIS -LAFAYETTE COMMERCIAL BUILDING 10 flrs.

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Tounsi

April 18th, 2009, 01:49 AM

GOLF COTE DE CARTHAGE TUNIS

Status : Completed

The golf was planned by :http://www.rtj2.com/index.php?option=com_mtree&task=listcats&cat_id=74&Itemid=37

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Tounsi

April 18th, 2009, 01:51 AM

BAIE DE GAMMARTH TUNIS

Under Construction

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PROGRESS : NOV 2008

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Tounsi

April 21st, 2009, 08:45 PM

ENFIDHA AIRPORT - CONSTRUCTION UPDATES end of 2008

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APRIL 2009

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SSC TUNISIA (http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?p=35987296#post35987296)

Tounsi

May 4th, 2009, 10:46 PM

ENFIDHA AIRPORT UPDATES

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Tounsi

May 4th, 2009, 11:00 PM

SkyScraperMember

May 6th, 2009, 04:15 AM

nice tunisia projects!:)

Tounsi

May 7th, 2009, 05:04 PM

Thanks SkyScraperMember :)

Tounsi

May 7th, 2009, 07:35 PM

LEXUS RESIDENCE BERGES DU LAC II TUNIS

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1pasticcere

May 9th, 2009, 01:08 AM

Hello everyone!
I am new to this forum, and I am not sure where to post this request(I hope I am in the right place): well I heard that Entrepreneur Mzabi has a project near by Riadh El Andalous, it is just a complex of appartment buildings (Omrane), I have been told that they will be ready by September 09, I wonder if any of you guys has any photo of this project exterior and/or interior. I am just interested in a 4 bedrooms and I wanted to see if I can afford a unit there.
www.imm-tunisie.com.tn is the actual side but there isn't enough info in there!

Tounsi

May 11th, 2009, 11:35 PM

ENFIDHA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT UPDATES MAY 2009

Terminal 1

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Expressway

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Control tower 86 meters

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Tunnels

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Terminal 1 & parking lot

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Tounsi

May 13th, 2009, 05:45 PM

Businness Center Gloulou - Tunis

Status: Under construction
Floors: 7 floors
Website:http://www.spig-online.com/?go=projet&projet=40

Renders

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Tounsi

May 13th, 2009, 05:46 PM

SOUSSE LES ARCADES RESIDENCE

Status : Under Construction
Floors: 12
Completion date : Summer 2010

Renders:

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Construction site :

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Tounsi

May 13th, 2009, 06:35 PM

ENFIDHA AIRPORT UPDATES

CLADDING :)

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Tounsi

May 14th, 2009, 06:59 PM

SFAX TAPARURA PROJECT WATERFRONT

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Ground Work almost complete

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UPDATES :

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Tounsi

May 15th, 2009, 06:52 PM

SFAX -RAYHANA RESIDENCE
Status : Under Construction
Completion date : End 2009

Render

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Tounsi

May 15th, 2009, 07:19 PM

SOUSSE - MONTE CARLO RESIDENCE 10 flrs x2

Completion date : 2009
Website :http://allianceimmob.com/

Renders :

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Tounsi

May 19th, 2009, 02:11 AM

EL MEDINA TOWER

Location: Sousse downtown
Status: Under Construction
Floors : 11
Website :http://www.immod.com.tn/

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Residential

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Offices & Commercial

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Tounsi

May 19th, 2009, 02:22 AM

SOUSSE - AQUA RESORT

website:http://www.follaproperties.com/

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Tounsi

May 22nd, 2009, 06:10 PM

ENFIDHA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT UPDATES

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Galandar

May 24th, 2009, 04:22 AM

I like the new design of the airport. Good job Tunisia! :) Besides, does the crisis impact the construction sector in Tunisia?

Tounsi

May 26th, 2009, 07:01 PM

I like the new design of the airport. Good job Tunisia! :) Besides, does the crisis impact the construction sector in Tunisia?

It does impact some of the mega projects planned sush as the Mediterranean Gate (http://www.mediterraneangate.com/)by Sama Dubai

The national construction industry is still booming due to the increase local demand

Tounsi

May 26th, 2009, 07:44 PM

UPDATES TAPARURA PROJECT SFAX :

http://www.parqueexpo.pt/SiteCollectionImages/Taparura%20et%20voisinage.jpg

Parque EXPO is elaborating the strategic plan in the important Sfax zone, the second largest city in Tunisia. The objective of this important urban recovery and environmental valuation project is to promote the reconciliation of the city with the Mediterranean.

The Sfax region represents the most important industrial and commercial pole in the South of the country. This represents a burdensome inheritance that includes an enormous phosphate dumpsite that occupies close to 90 ha, close to the centre of the city.

The closure of this dumpsite containing pollutants from the local industry is the key to the creation of a new urban area. Once the project has been implemented, this area will constitute a new sea front area on the north coast of Sfax. Thus, similarly to that which occurred ten years ago during the recovery of eastern zone of Lisbon, the project foresees the transformation of a degraded zone with industrial pollutant residues into a new urban area.

This project – known as Taparura – will be performed in two phases. The first phase will include the clean up of the intervention zone and of the land gains near the sea. It will include a total of 420 hectares and will include the rehabilitation of the beaches. The second phase will include the organisation of the intervention zone in order to permit the widening of the urban agglomeration and the creation of a multifunctional pole – habitation, recreation, tourism, commerce and services – which will be framed by the important and recovered green spaces and public facilities.

The Strategic Plan, developed in collaboration with the multinational company DHV, will include the definition of the legal and organisational, functional and financial models, as well as the commercialisation and marketing strategy for the territory.

Parque EXPO has strengthened their international standing with this new project and has consolidated the recognition of their know how of urban recovery and environmental operations beyond the border

NEW RENDERS :

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Tounsi

June 1st, 2009, 08:30 PM

SNCFT EXPRESS TRAINS VIDEO

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Tounsi

June 12th, 2009, 07:15 PM

Tounsi

June 20th, 2009, 04:37 PM

ENFIDHA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT UPDATE:

June 19 th :

Terminal 1

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Tounsi

June 20th, 2009, 04:39 PM

TUNIS FINANCIAL HARBOR : NEW RENDERINGS

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Buyckske Ruben

June 21st, 2009, 12:51 PM

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A German consortium is hoping to drum up support for the idea of harvesting solar power from the deserts of North Africa and transmitting it to Europe.
Germany has become a global leader in solar energy by building up a substantial industry at home. Can the country now repeat the feat in North Africa?

Munich Re, an insurance company, is leading efforts to garner support for a vast project, dubbed Desertec, to collect energy at solar farms in countries like Tunisia and then send it to Europe in the form of electricity. Munich Re wants other companies like the giant engineering group Siemens, Deutsche Bank, and utilities like RWE and E.ON to become involved.

Under the plan, energy would be gathered mostly using concentrating solar power, a technology that uses mirrors to harness rays from the sun to produce steam and drive turbines that make electricity. The power would then be delivered to Europe through high-voltage direct current (HVDC) cables.

The converter stations to operate these cables are generally more expensive than the stations associated with alternating current cables, but HVDC cables are far better at conserving power over long distances.

The project could turn out to be one of the largest clean power initiatives in the world, providing 15 percent of Europe’s energy needs. But some commentators questioned the wisdom of putting renewable energy hubs in a potentially unstable part of the world, while German media appeared divided on the virtues of the project.

According to Spiegel Online, Die Welt, a conservative daily, took a positive view, writing that power from desert solar plants would turn out to be cheaper than power from solar panels installed on German roofs. Handelsblatt, a business daily, was also favorable, writing that subsidies to the desert project “would, for once, make sense.”

But the left-leaning daily newspaper Die Tageszeitung warned that a new focus on building a solar hub in Africa could become an excuse for the government to ease back on support for domestic solar projects, which it said “would be a disaster.”

link: http://greeninc.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/06/18/european-solar-power-from-african-deserts/

skyscraper100

June 21st, 2009, 05:05 PM

ENFIDHA AIRPORT UPDATES

CLADDING :)

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nice! i love the design :yes:

apocalypse 2012

June 21st, 2009, 05:47 PM

the projects do look indeed nice but i wonder how many decades it would take the tunisians to realize them concidering the tunisian pace:) i hope i m wrong.

Tounsi

June 22nd, 2009, 11:10 PM

ENFIDHA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT :

June 19 th :

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Tounsi

July 9th, 2009, 06:51 PM

TUNIS SPORT CITY UPDATES

Tunis Sports City

Cedar :1rst Phase

Construction start : July 2009
Completion date : 2012
Cost : 5 Billion US $
The 250-hectare complex will include

Tennis Courts,
Outdoor and indoor Olympic-sized swimming pools,
Multi-event stadium for 5,000 spectators,
Football stadium with a 20,000-person capacity
five five-star hotels
residential towers and villas.

The Logo

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http://www.sportcitiesinternational.com/web09/english/index.shtml

Cedar development

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Burj Alsafa 19 flrs x 5

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Burj Almasa 17 flrs x 3

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Cedar villas x 73

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Chikly Residence

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Tounsi

July 11th, 2009, 10:12 PM

CSR Gets its Virgin Show in North Africa

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CSR won a distributed power DMU contract for Tunis, with a worth of near 100 million USD. As another major order of CSR in international market, it is also China’s first order exporting wholly own-made railway equipment to Tunis.

With high technology, this is China’s first export project of distributed power DMU. Being the first advanced DMU manufactured in accordance with European standard, it has two levels of luxury and ordinary. With the set of two-in-one organization group, each car has one driver cab and guest room.

There were five internationally renowned companies from France, Switzerland, and Spain etc. to attend the bid. Through technological and commercial bids, CSR finally outstand via its advanced technology proposal and advantage in price. It is CSR Nanjing Puzhen Rolling Stock Co., Ltd. that is assigned to implement the project.

Tunis locates in North Africa, along Mediterranean, with a population of 10.2 million, 90% of which are Arabian. In a list of economic development and overall competition of 131 countries, it takes the place of No.32 and No.1 in African countries. It now has 23 railways in a length of 2167km.

The success exploit of Tunis market symbolizes that Chinese enterprise entered North Africa in terms of railway equipment field for the very first time. Accordingly, the smooth implementation of the project will undoubtedly exert influence on the surrounding countries as well as lay solid basis to build international CSR and promote its brand.

Buyckske Ruben

July 15th, 2009, 07:25 PM

^^

STUNNING POSTS !!! :)

Tunisia is BOOOMING... :banana: :banana: :banana:

Golf And Skyscrapers Come To Tunis.

Published on 13-07-2009 by Skyscrapernews.com

Groundwork is underway on what could be the world's first city dedicated purely to sport and the pursuit of a healthy lifestyle for all its residents and visitors.

Named Tunis Sports City the project will be located in Tunisia and will in fact be a city within a city, the master plan comes from the drawing boards of Spanish based architectural firm Diseno Earle.

The project will be built in several phases the first of which will be named Cedar village and will consist of 50 villas, 13 blocks of low rise townhouses and apartments and 11 eighteen storey residential towers all of which will have views of the 18 hole PGA approved golf course.

Residents and visitors will also be able to make use of a top notch club house offering tennis courts, billiards room, a top class gymnasium and spa with indoor and outdoor spaces for treatments along with other exciting amenities.

There will also be a golfing academy for all the wannabe Tiger Woods of the world, many restaurants and cafes, the all important shopping spaces which unfortunately due to the theme of the area will probably only offer space for golfing shoes, but you cant have everything perfect.

The design of the towers and villas are inspired by traditional Islamic designs but still manage to add a modern look to the Tunisian skyline. Mostly square in shape the towers feature glazed facades with geometric patterning, many with large balconies which provide extra social spaces as well as adding shading to the towers.

A few towers break from the traditional shape and go for a more rounded look adding focal points to the project and breaks up the square theme somewhat. All the apartments and rooms will be finished to a luxury standard and offer amenities such as spas and gyms along with child friendly play spaces and childcare to residents, all designed to promote the projects healthy living theme.

The other phases of the project will see sporting academies open to residents and international visitors where top class coaches will be teaching future champions and many other sporting based facilities will feature throughout along with more villas and towers.

Covering a whopping 256 hectares and carrying a hefty price tag of $3.5 billion USD the project is hoped to begin construction in earnest in 2010 although there are no completion times available as yet so it may be a while before you take a round at the 19th hole.

http://www.skyscrapernews.com/images/pics/2198GolfAndSkyscrapersComeToTunis_pic1.jpg

link: http://www.skyscrapernews.com/news.php?ref=2198

:cheers: :cheers: :cheers:

BosniaHerzegovina

July 15th, 2009, 07:33 PM

Tunisia is boooooming!!!!

Tounsi

July 16th, 2009, 03:56 AM

Status : Project
Location : Djerba island
Website:http://arkencapital.com/en/projects_en.php

Masterplan :

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The project will comprise different areas :

- The Business Bay:

As the Carthaginian fleet had ruled the Mediterranean, Business By has an endless horizon, open to the world, facing a brilliant future
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- The Marine World:

Exclusive waterfront residences boast panoramic views of a shimmering blue sea reflecting the azure sky. The marine world district’s many amenities include a spa, an aquarium, water park and wind surfing club
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-The Lotus Island:

A waterfront hotel welcomes yachts to the marina, a canal fronting boutiques, restaurants and café’s, the vibrant activity of the souk: Lotus Island remind us that Ulysses, landing on these shores, spellbound by their enchantment, found it almost impossible to sail away.

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-The Appartments & Villas:

Luxury villas and apartments ring the golf course, while a pedestrian walkway offers shade to enjoy the workshops and boutiques. A contemporary style of architecture is merged with traditional regional shapes and colours.
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-The Sport center :

The sports amenities and club lounges are found in the shade of a wood canopy. The fluid silhouette of the sports hall dominates its surroundings

Tounsi

July 17th, 2009, 05:54 PM

ENFIDHA INTRNTL AIRPORT UPDATES :

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Lightening test :future runway

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Tounsi

July 18th, 2009, 05:31 AM

ENFIDHA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT MAJOR UPDATE

Ladies and Gentleman the Monster !!!!!!!!!!!!

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Cladding work progress

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Interior

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base of the control tower

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The control tower

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The entrance !

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Tounsi

July 18th, 2009, 05:37 AM

DON'T FORGET TO VISIT THE TUNISIAN FORUM

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1478

Buyckske Ruben

July 18th, 2009, 12:25 PM

GREAT UPDATE!!! :) :) :)

Very nice airport!

:banana: :banana: :banana:

Tounsi

July 27th, 2009, 09:34 PM

RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS- MISCELLANEOUS

CAP 3000

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LAGUNA SQUARE

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NOUR GARDENS

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JARDINS DU LAC

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PANORAMA RESIDENCE

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PHOENICIA RESIDENCE Com

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MILLENIUM CENTER

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LE VOILIER RESIDENCE

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MORE AT :http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=666804

[MAROC-1]

July 30th, 2009, 09:36 AM

Hey Hed Kandi,

The project is indeed funded by the emirates investsments groups such as Sama Dubai or Emaar since Tunisia as a country does have enormous potential but limited ressources ...

We don't have oil we have our mans and womans that are working for this tiny country , the most developped and the most modern economically and socially in the Arab World ..

I did not know that you had other interest than Dj ing hed love your mixes :)

MOST DEVELOPED????

:nono: b4 i go on.. where have you got this statistic??

I'm not sure i should argue with you because you sound like an uneducated old man in coffee shop.

Your sadly mistaken my friend. I hate to burst ur buble but, Tunisia is not the most developed country in the arab word. And please, if you disagree, prove me wrong, bring out the facts not tall tales...

Tounsi

July 30th, 2009, 07:50 PM

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Source :http://www.ameinfo.com/204578.html

Sports Cities International enters Tunisia with 'Tunis Sports City' project
Sports Cities International, a Bukhatir Group Company, announced its entry into Tunisia with the launch of its flagship 256-hectares project, Tunis Sports City.

The project was launched on July 10, in Tunis. The pioneering real estate development project will not just be a first class commercial and residential community, but will boast of world-class sporting venues that will attract many international sporting events to the country.

Located in the Lac de Tunis area in the northern suburbs of the Tunis city, Tunis Sports City will combine all the elements of luxury and entertainment for residents and visitors alike, integrating functionality with hospitality in an array of luxury residential towers, business centers, shopping malls, sports complexes, schools, hotels and sports clinics. The crowning jewel of the Tunis Sports City will no doubt be the 18 hole Golf Course, certified by the Professional Golfers' Association (PGA) and designed by renowned golf course architect Peter Harradine.

'We at Sport Cities International are delighted to enter this exciting new market, and are grateful to the Tunisian government for their confidence in us, lending their support and enabling our vision for Tunisia,'stated Mr. Abdul Rahman Bukhatir, Chairman, Bukhatir Group.

'This is definitely a great time to invest in North Africa. The region has remained unaffected by the global crisis and continues to prosper, particularly in the areas of tourism and real estate. The Bukhatir Group is a highly diversified conglomerate and this project is certainly aligned with our overall vision.'

The first phase of the Tunis Sports City started its booking launch with 'Cedar'. Cedar is a premium residential golfing community, spread over 13 hectares. The Cedar community consists of a vibrant mix of 8 high-rise apartment buildings, 73 standard and grand villas, as well as 4 blocks of low-rise luxury residences; all with spectacular golf course and garden views and well-planned infrastructure and community & recreational facilities. Penthouse apartments feature private gardens and spacious swimming pools.

'On July 10, 2009 Cedar launched its first luxury tower, Burj Almasa, a G+15 residential building of approximately 310,000 square feet. Within the first week of launch, there has been over 90% active bookings and continuing overwhelming response.' said Mr. Paul Crosetta, CEO International, Sports Cities International.

The city's Sports District will comprise state-of-the-art facilities built to the meticulous specifications of international sports bodies and will host academies for a wide range of sports including swimming, track and field, volleyball, and football, among others. This will not only cultivate national sports heroes but also help the development of active and healthy youth in general through grass-roots programs that will encourage broad participation in all types of sports.

'Tunis Sports City, with its environmentally conscious design, innovation and architecture will surely set a benchmark for the real estate market in the region. Once fully developed, Tunis Sports City will become the new address for healthy living in Tunis by local Tunisians and foreigners alike,' said Mr Paul Crosetta, CEO- International, Sports Cities International.

To help promote an active and participating lifestyle and to ensure the sound development of world-class athletes, the Tunis Sports City has signed agreements with several international institutes and sports clubs such as Olympique de Marseille and the American Swimming Coaches Association (ASCA) to oversee the sports academies.

'We have a vision of positively impacting individuals, communities and nations internationally by bringing them together through the activity of sport, cultivating economic opportunity and promoting human development', added Mr Crosetta.

Other development opportunities are currently under consideration in Sri Lanka, South Africa, Morocco, India and Vietnam by management at Sport Cities International.

Tounsi

August 2nd, 2009, 08:01 PM

ENFIDHA AIRPORT AERIAL VIEW JULY 2009

Control Tower

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TERMINAL 1

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Tounsi

August 5th, 2009, 09:14 PM

SOUSSE -EL MOURADI COMMERCIAL CENTER

Renders:
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Tounsi

August 25th, 2009, 06:59 PM

TUNIS SPORT CITY : Khaleejtimes article :

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Galandar

August 28th, 2009, 09:45 PM

I like the design of the new aiport in Tunisia. Nice job Tounsi!

Tounsi

August 31st, 2009, 05:36 PM

Picture updtaes thanks to haarp once again !!!

The gateways & facades

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Interior of terminal 1

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Control Tower

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The Airport

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Tounsi

September 10th, 2009, 06:39 PM

SOUSSE - LAZREG CITY CENTER : 2 x 25 Floors

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Ground Work

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Aireos

September 11th, 2009, 06:26 AM

Great projects! except for the last one.

Tounsi

September 26th, 2009, 09:00 PM

LA CÔTE DES ANGES

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Award of the Best Waterfront Development ( Future ) at Cityscape Abudhabi (http://www.cityscapeabudhabi.com/2009_award_winners.html) 2009

Halcrow releases images of award-winning Tunisian project

Halcrow has released concept images of Tunisia’s Les Cotes des Anges project – a unique 219ha waterfront development on the north shore of Africa, which includes a marina and some 2.5km of coastline development
Earlier this year, Halcrow’s master plan concept for the development won the Waterfront Future Projects category at the Abu Dhabi Real Estate Awards.

Selma Hooley, regional director of Halcrow’s development planning and design team said: “Les Cotes des Anges responds to Tunisia’s growth in tourism, while maintaining the country’s history and heritage.

The unique development combines traditional forms of fishing villages with highlights of contemporary design. The development is targeted to become the hub for luxury boating in the Mediterranean, with other activities to ensure year-round tourism trade.”

http://www.halcrow.com/html/news/2009/09_august_tunisia.htm

Tounsi

September 29th, 2009, 05:16 AM

ENFIDHA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT UPDATES

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Tounsi

October 18th, 2009, 09:59 PM

ENFIDHA AIRPORT MEDIA RELEASE

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timo9

October 18th, 2009, 11:21 PM

pics are expired :bash: you know FLICKR.COM

Tounsi

November 21st, 2009, 08:21 PM

ENFIDHA AIRPORT UPDATES

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Tounsi

December 22nd, 2009, 08:02 PM

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Tounsi

December 22nd, 2009, 08:04 PM

sam_18

December 26th, 2009, 12:25 AM

Touristic countries in Maghreb are Tunisia and Morocco! Others are not! :cheers:

What do you mean by others?
What makes you say that? really means what persuades you to say that or Why do you say that? Hope this is clear. don't forget Algeria is the biggest country in Maghreb = have more touristic places then others Tourism sector is in continuous progress Number of tourists is growing every year specially in Algerian Sharai south ,Algeria is the richest country in Maghreb so focused in other sectors other priorities :) such hydrocarbon sector unlike the other con tires in the region tourism is not the most important developed part but it exist

sam_18

December 26th, 2009, 12:31 AM

as usually Tunisia is in constant evolution !!who knows maybe Tunis will take over Dubai some day !!:cheers:

Tounsi

December 27th, 2009, 05:19 AM

TUNIS FINANCIAL HARBOR : UPDATES

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• Tunis Financial Harbour master plan unveiled
• Infrastructure work to commence in 2009

Manama, Bahrain, Tuesday 9th June, 2009: His Excellency Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, President of Tunisia laid the foundation stone for North Africa’s first offshore financial center at a ceremony held today. Situated in Tunis Bay, Tunis Financial Harbour (TFH) is the brainchild of leading Middle Eastern Islamic investment bank Gulf Finance House (GFH) and will play host to some of the world’s leading names in finance, advisory and support services at a strategic crossroads between the European, North African and Middle Eastern markets.

During the ceremony, the finalized project master plan was unveiled, heralding the start of a contractor tendering process and the commencement of infrastructure work planned for the end of 2009. TFH is the second in a series of offshore financial centres originated by GFH and was conceived in close partnership with the state of Tunisia, who in recent months took significant steps and initiatives to pave the way for the initiative, including attractive tax, regulatory and foreign exchange incentives to prospective commercial residents from the world’s financial community. Furthermore, laws regulating offshore banks and financial institutions in relation to the Tunis Financial Harbour were revised after being passed on to the Cabinet under the supervision of the President on Wednesday 10th June.

Esam Janahi, Chairman of GFH added, “This morning’s ceremony which took place under the patronage of His Excellency President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, represents a significant milestone in the realization of a first for North Africa’s financial infrastructure. Tunisia is undoubtedly one of the region’s most competitive and exciting economies enjoying sustained stability and a strong record of GDP growth, a prosperous industrial sector, a diversified services sector, modern infrastructure and skilled human capital. Given its strategic geographic location, TFH offers tremendous opportunity for the international financial community. The long-term benefits to the Tunisian and regional economies will be numerous and far-reaching and we are delighted to partner with the Tunisian Government on this pioneering initiative.”

TFH will comprise four distinct business clusters including investment banking and advisory centre, a corporate centre, a Takaful/ insurance hub and the regions first international financial exchange. Alongside these functions, an international business school will be built to equip tomorrow’s graduates with the skills demanded by leading players from the international finance and support services community. Tunis Financial Harbour is expected to generate over 16,000 jobs, most of which will be for highly skilled workers.

Located just north of Gammarth, TFH will populate an area of around 520 hectares approximately ten minutes away from the most affluent areas in Tunis including La Marsa and Carthage. To complement the commercial aspects of the initiative, a variety of residential and leisure facilities including the marina, a residential complex with luxurious villas and an 18 hole championship golf course are included in the master plan.

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Tunis Financial Harbour to launch operations by September 2010

TUNISIAONLINENEWS- In a press conference held on Wednesday in Tunis, the Minister of Public Property and Land Affairs Mr. Ridha Grira and Mr. Issam Youssef Jenahi, the Executive Chairman of “Gulf Finance House”, announced that the company will begin operations in September 2010, with the launch of the first part of the project near Kalaat Landlous in the Governorate of Ariana.
Mr. Jenahi said that direct investments earmarked fo the achievement of this first part will reach up to 180 million dollars.

He added that this first part will focus on the achievement of the infrastructure namely, roads, drinking water, electricity, gas, communications, sewage and rain water drainage, as well as thesetting up of a golf course, a marina and a financial center.

He stressed that the Tunis Financial Harbour company signed an agreement amounting to 14 million dinars with the Tunisian Computer Engineering Company (STUDI) and a 10 million dinar agreement with with SCET Tunisia.

Mr. Jenahi noted that the two Tunisian companies submitted the best technical bids, highlighting their international expertise and thus guaranteeing the setting up of an infrastructure project that complies with international standards.

Covering an area of 523 hectares, the Tunis Financial Harbour, is a financial, banking and property mega-project which will also comprise shopping, banking, investment and consulting facilities, as well as a top of the range residential, commercial and tourist units.

The Tunis Financial Harbour is the first offshore financial center in North Africa and the second of all offshore financial centers. It is estimated that all of the project’s components will be fully operational by 2017.

Tounsi

December 27th, 2009, 05:20 AM

TUNISIAONLINENEWS-
During a press conference held on Monday in Tunis on the development prospects of local Tunisian airports, Mr. Nabil Chettaoui, the CEO of Tunisair, said that in the forthcoming years, the national carrier will face strong competition from several low cost companies with regard to tariffs, noting that Tunisair has consistently worked in an intensely competitive environment involving more than 100 companies.

Mr. Chettaoui also stressed that Tunisair is currently trying to strengthen its activities in sub Saharan Africa by improving its cooperation with a West African countries, which will make the Tunis-Carthage airport, regional center between the north and east of the Mediterranean and the Gulf.
He also stressed that the country’s aim in the coming two years, is to increase the number of transit passengers from 3 to 10%.

Mr. Chettaoui also said that Tunisair will gradually increase the number of its flights to Enfidha’s International Airport which is set become the company’ main platform by 2011.

Tounsi

December 27th, 2009, 05:21 AM

Tunisia ambitions to double golf courses by 2020

TUNISIAONLINENEWS- Tunisia “a promising niche for an affluent segment of visitors who are also likely to spend more” has recently adopted a strategy aiming at doubling the number of golf courses by 2020.
The Tunisian strategy will diversify the landscape and environment of rangeland “coasts” as those of Sousse and Hammamet, the golf course of Djerba and the “Golf Club Tozeur” which was created in 2007.

The planned achievements for the next decade include the creation of some routes located in the northern shore of the Tunis lake, Raoued (Tunis), Hergla (Sousse), Zarzis and Djerba, which soon will house new integrated courses.
It is worth noting that with 10 golf courses draining 65 thousand tourists per year,Tunisia was ranked in 2008 as the world’s 4th golf destination by the leading French golf tour operators’ magazine “Greens du Monde”.

Galandar

December 27th, 2009, 11:47 AM

What a great airport! I like it a lot

Tounsi

January 5th, 2010, 06:11 PM

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TUNIS BAY FINANCIAL HARBOUR PROJECT COMPANY
SIGNS LAND PURCHASE AGREEMENT FOR TFH

• Appoints SCET as the infrastructure project managers
• Appoints STUDI to undertake the infrastructure design of the project

Manama, Bahrain Wednesday 23rd December: Tunis Bay Financial Harbour (TBFH) Project Company, the project development company responsible for the development of the Tunis Financial Harbour (TFH) announced today that it has signed a purchase agreement for the land to build the project.
The land purchase agreement was signed at the Ministry of Public Domains and Real Estate Affairs during a land transfer agreement ceremony signed between His Excellency Mr. Ridha Gueirira, Tunisian Minister of Public Domains and Real Estate Affairs and Dr. Esam Janahi, Chairman of Tunis Bay Financial Harbour Project Company. The agreement was signed after all requirements were met, including the establishment of a project company in Tunis, completing the framework for a financial services sector and finalizing the project master plan.

During the ceremony Dr. Janahi also announced the appointment of SCET, the leading Tunisian multi-disciplinary engineering company as the infrastructure project managers of the initiative and STUDI Group, a Tunisian engineering consultancy to undertake the infrastructure design for the whole project.
Commenting on the land transfer agreement and the consultants appointments, Dr. Janahi said, “The Government of Tunisia have provided us with wholehearted support and must be credited for much of the progress made so far on the Tunis Financial Harbour initiative. The signing of the land purchase agreement and appointment of the consultants signals the commencement of the implementation phase of the project. TFH will represent North Africa’s first sustainable offshore banking hub, harnessing the impressive economic potential within the Tunisian economy and sponsor socio-economic growth for generations to come.”

“We are confident that the appointment of leading Tunisian engineering firms, SCET and STUDI Group will bring the required global expertise and local knowledge to build a world class infrastructure on which TFH will be developed.”

“The designs for the project’s entire infrastructure are expected to be completed by June 2010 after which the development of the project will commence in September of that year,” he continued. “Activities in the initial stages will focus on building the framework components of the project.”
Situated in Tunis Bay, Tunis Financial Harbour (TFH) is the brainchild of leading Middle Eastern Islamic investment bank Gulf Finance House (GFH) and will play host to some of the world’s leading names in finance, advisory and support services at a strategic crossroads between the European, North African and Middle Eastern markets.
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About Tunis Financial Harbour

Located just north of Gammarth, Tunis Financial Harbour (TFH) will populate an area of around 520 hectares approximately ten minutes away from the most affluent areas in Tunis including La Marsa and Carthage. TFH will comprise four distinct business clusters including investment banking and advisory centre, a corporate centre, a Takaful/ insurance hub and the regions first international financial exchange. Alongside these functions, an international business school will be built to equip tomorrow’s graduates with the skills demanded by leading players from the international finance and support services community.

To complement the commercial aspects of the initiative, a variety of residential and leisure facilities including the marina, a residential complex with luxurious villas and an 18 hole championship golf course are included in the master plan. TFH is the second in a series of offshore financial centres originated by GFH (after the Bahrain Financial Harbour) and was conceived in close partnership with the state of Tunisia.

source http://www.gfh.com/en/default/tunis-bay-financial-harbour-project-company-signs-land-purchase-agreement-for-tfh.html