Ariana : A Northern City In Tunis Or What We Call Flower City

[Kris]

- The project "Bled El Ward" (FLOWER CITY)will cover 5000 hectares, which includes 2600 hectares of water plans that is considered the biggest project launched by the UAE investment company "El Maabar" in the African continent, which costs 10 billion$, equivalent to 13 billion dinars.

The architecture was inspired by the Tunisian heritage which is preserving the ecosystem of the Sebkha.

The city named " Bled EL Ward, former name of Ariana, include an integrated modern city, as well as an international health class city, residentials, tourist centres, recreational, commercial ones and sports including Gulf ground also a number of parks and green spaces


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[Sousseannika]

Originally Posted by Kris

- The project "Bled El Ward" (FLOWER CITY)will cover 5000 hectares, which includes 2600 hectares of water plans that is considered the biggest project launched by the UAE investment company "El Maabar" in the African continent, which costs 10 billion$, equivalent to 13 billion dinars.

The architecture was inspired by the Tunisian heritage which is preserving the ecosystem of the Sebkha.

The city named " Bled EL Ward, former name of Ariana, include an integrated modern city, as well as an international health class city, residentials, tourist centres, recreational, commercial ones and sports including Gulf ground also a number of parks and green spaces


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Very interesting and I have a question to all of you -I have been searching for a special book, a guide to the specific flora & fauna in Tunisia. The books I found so far is general for the Med areas, not local. Thanks in advance for any suggestions where I can find this.

[Sousseannika]

..I forgot..books in french language is also ok.

[Essem]

Hi Sousseannika, Try www.amazon.co.uk or .com They have loads of books on Tunisia and things Tunisian.

[Sousseannika]

Originally Posted by Essem

Hi Sousseannika, Try www.amazon.co.uk or .com They have loads of books on Tunisia and things Tunisian.

Thanks! I´ll take a look there.