The country’s key economic center, the port city, Nouadhibou
Nouadhibou is a port city in northwestern Mauritania, on the Cape Blanco, and the administrative center of the Dakhlet Nouadhibou region. In 2013, it had … Read more
Nouadhibou is a port city in northwestern Mauritania, on the Cape Blanco, and the administrative center of the Dakhlet Nouadhibou region. In 2013, it had … Read more
An-Nama is a city in southeastern Mauritania, the capital of the Houd el-Sharqi region, with a population of approximately 47,000 (as of 2013). The city … Read more
Djerba is a Tunisian island in the Mediterranean Sea, in the Bay of Little Sirte, connected to the African continent by a causeway since Roman … Read more
Sousse is a port city in eastern Tunisia, in the Sahel region on the Gulf of Hammamet (Mediterranean Sea). It is the capital of the … Read more
Tunis, the capital of Tunisia, is located approximately 10 km from the Gulf of Tunis in the Mediterranean Sea, on the western shore of Lake … Read more
Gabès, a city on the shores of the Gulf of Little Sirte, is situated in an oasis. It is a tourist center in the Saharan … Read more
Hammamet is a city in Tunisia, located on the Mediterranean Sea in the southwest of the Al-Watan al-Qibli (Cap Bon) peninsula. Its beaches make it … Read more
Tataouine is a city in Tunisia, the administrative center of the Tataouine Governorate, 531 km from Tunis. The city is famous for its surrounding ksars, … Read more
Sfax is a port city on the eastern coast of Tunisia, the administrative center of the Sfax Governorate, on the Gulf of Little Sirte, 270 … Read more
Monastir is a port city in the central part of Tunisia’s eastern coast, located approximately 15 km south of Sousse. Monastir’s history dates back to … Read more