Transtu launches call for tenders for acquisition of 300 new buses

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| 17 août 2024

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The Ministry of Transport launched a call for tenders for the acquisition of 300 new buses for the profits of the Tunis Transport Company (TRANSTU).

According to the ministry, this purchase will permit the company to improve its fleet and fill the glaring gap in the governorates of Greater Tunis.

It added that will be followed by other purchases of means of public transport

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Transtu launches call for tenders for acquisition of 300 new buses

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