Tunisia Spends Time Fixing Its Breakdowns

✅ Good news — Flash Radio shares this positive update with you Behind the beautiful promises and technical files, Tunisia faces a structural challenge: the inability to materialize major projects. Dilapidated infrastructure, prolonged construction sites, and citizens disappointed by unfulfilled promises. The reality is painful: projects that get started, prolong, sometimes transform, but never conclude. It's not only the structures that crack, but also the trust between the state and Tunisians that cracks. ⏱️ 1 min read Recent facts and developments On October 8, 2026, the Commission for Major Projects met in the Kasbah to examine six crucial files. Among them, the Olympic Stadium of El Menzah, the protection of Sidi Bou Saïd hill, the regional hospital of Bir Ali Ben Khelifa, the Borj El Amri power plant, Tunis-Carthage Airport, and the deep-water port of Enfidha. Some of these projects, like Enfidha's, had been on the table for decades. Yet, despite decisions made and contracts awarded, results remain stalled. The question arises: why is the transition from public ambition to concrete results so complex? Within this administrative labyrinth, each actor protects its perimeter. The engineer highlights risks, the lawyer identifies constraints, the financier waits for validation. The company suspends work, the minister demands a new note. And in this endless race, responsibility for the outcome dissolves. A competent administration is no longer enough: collective momentum, alignment of wills, and flawless transparency are needed to escape this spiral of breakdowns and disappointments. ⚡ Key points ▸ Among them, the Olympic Stadium of El Menzah, the protection of Sidi Bou Saïd hill, the regional hospital of Bir Ali Ben Khelifa, the Borj