The Knowledge Transfer Centre of MedCities in Sfax has launched a round of visits to the Tunisian cities members of the network in order to exchange with the political representatives on the priorities and needs of their cities.
The aim of the visits is to identify possible urban development projects as well as opportunities of collaboration in the frame of MedCities network, as well as to offer the structure of the KTC for services to the cities.
During December the cities of Gabès, Nabeul, Tunis and Monastir were visited. Synergies and possible collaboration have been identified with some of them and will be launched in due course.
For more information on the KTC Sfax, feel free to contact us by e-mail.
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