A Bahraini delegation visiting Tunisia is planning a tourism megaproject in Greater Tunis. The announcement, revealed by Mehdi Mohamed Haloui, Director General of the Tunisian National Tourism Office, confirms Bahraini investors' interest, though no figures, location or timeline have been specified at this stage.
What Bahraini megaproject is targeting Greater Tunis?
The Bahraini delegation expressed its intention to follow through on a major investment in Tunisia.
A Bahraini delegation, currently visiting Tunisia, is planning a major new investment in the country's tourism sector. The announcement was revealed by Mehdi Mohamed Haloui, Director General of the Tunisian National Tourism Office (ONTT). No figures, precise location or timeline have been disclosed at this stage.
The information therefore remains an official announcement, made by Tunisia's top tourism official, with no embellishment and no figures attached. It does, however, confirm the interest shown by Bahraini investors in Tunisia's tourism sector, ground on which further details are expected.
How large is the planned investment?
The Bahraini delegation expressed its intention to follow through on a major investment in Tunisia, in connection with this tourism project announced for Greater Tunis. Beyond this statement, neither the amount nor the precise timeline of the operation has been disclosed at this stage.
The term used, a "major" investment, signals a clear ambition rather than a settled figure. We will keep you informed as soon as the exact nature of Bahrain's commitment is made public.
Who is behind this announcement on the Tunisian side?
It was Mohamed Mehdi Haloui, Director General of the National Tourism Office, who revealed this information. According to his statements, a Bahraini delegation visiting Tunisia is planning a major new investment in the country's tourism sector.
Mohamed Mehdi Haloui stated that the Bahraini delegation expressed its intention to follow through on a major investment in Tunisia.
This story rests on verified facts: a Bahraini delegation visiting Tunisia, an investment intention described as major in the tourism sector, and an announcement made through the official channel of the Tunisian National Tourism Office. Neither the amount, nor the precise location within Greater Tunis, nor the timeline has been settled for now: we won't get ahead of figures that don't yet exist. We will keep following this story and will bring you the details as soon as they are made public.
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