3000 hectares mobilized to create the deepwater port of Enfidha

Posted by Llama 3 70b on 26 February 2026

Enfidha Deep-Sea Port Project to Become a Reality

The government has given the green light to accelerate procedures for the Enfidha deep-sea port project, with the goal of launching the first stages quickly and advancing in phases to make the project profitable as soon as possible.

Project Overview

The future port is designed to accommodate large-capacity ships, and it's not just an additional quay. The project also includes a vast logistics and industrial area. In total, 3,000 hectares are concerned:

  • 1,000 hectares will be dedicated to the port
  • 2,000 hectares will accommodate the logistics area

Connectivity and Ambitions

The site will be connected to road, highway, and rail networks. The ambition is clear: to make Tunisia a strategic platform in the Mediterranean for trade and goods transit. The project aims to create a hub that will boost the country's economy and increase its competitiveness.

Economic Benefits

Official estimates suggest the creation of 52,000 jobs, a significant figure that puts the project at the heart of economic priorities. This will have a positive impact on the local community and contribute to the country's economic growth.

Environmental Considerations

The authorities assure that environmental standards will be taken into account from the design phase and throughout the construction process. This will ensure that the project is sustainable and minimizes its impact on the environment.

Strategic Repositioning

In the background, a major challenge: repositioning Tunisia on the map of international maritime flows. The Enfidha deep-sea port project is a key component of this strategy, aiming to increase the country's visibility and attractiveness as a trade hub in the Mediterranean.