Tunisie Autoroutes plants 100,000 trees by 2027
The company will also maintain existing green spaces along its highway network as part of a broader environmental initiative.
Tunisie Autoroutes announced a plan to plant approximately 100,000 trees and shrubs during the 2026-2027 season. This operation, which will be deployed across 10 districts, aims to increase vegetation along the highway network.
The program is coordinated with the Directorate General of Forests and regional services, operating under a framework agreement until 2030. It includes maintaining existing green spaces at rest areas, control centers, and toll stations.
These efforts are part of the company's commitment to the "Pact for a Green Tunisia" and contribute to reducing fire risks and enhancing user safety. Seasonal tasks like grass cutting and pruning are also scheduled.
Why it mattersTunisian residents using the highway network will see increased vegetation and maintained green spaces, contributing to a greener environment.