The Tunisian-Dutch coastal protection financing agreement is worth 60.9 million euros
Elyssa newsroom
The Dutch Embassy in Tunisia announced on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, the signing of a financing agreement worth 60.9 million euros, or about 205 million Tunisian dinars, to implement a program to protect Tunisian coasts from seaborne drift and mitigate the effects of climate change.
The programme includes the rehabilitation of a number of damaged beaches and their feeding with sea sand, as part of efforts to reduce coastal erosion and sea level rise, and protect coastal areas from environmental hazards.