Tomorrows Tunisia

Posted by Rebecca Sale on 12 th in DSR, Investment Property, Tunisia property news on 12th of November 2010

The Tunisian Government plans to dig a deep water port and a zone of economic and logistics activities in the area of Enfidha, near the new airport, under President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali’s view for “Tomorrow’s Tunisia”.

This project will help Tunisia acquire an infrastructure capacity in order to meet the country’s external trade progress and participate in Tran-shipment traffic which is rapidly developing in the Mediterranean.

The achievement of this project is integrated within an economic development scope including a modern transport infrastructure and an area of economic and logistics activities aiming at promoting trade activities, industry and services with foreign countries.

This initiative targets construction of a third generation deep water port capable of providing all the services required for the transport of freight , data exchange and efficient turn-around of ships, within the shortest possible time frame and at the lowest possible cost. This will help attract investors to the transport sector, boost the transit of goods, and establish logistic support activities to clear goods, store them, repack them, and send them on to their next destination, making Tunisia a key link in the transport network.

The plans for “Tomorrows Tunisia” is postive news to those interested in Tunisian property investment. Improved infrastructure and economy are key elements of any emerging markets and Tunisian property has been on the radar of many investors for some time now.

DSR overseas property specialists are now pleased to announce the launch of new phases in their Port El Kantoui project – The Dunes. With units from just € 28,900 – investors can still enjoy fantastic value and healthy growth in this exciting market rich in culture and diverse landscapes.

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