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The Long-Anticipated Azur City Mall Finally Opens Doors in Tunisia

By Editorial Staff November 22, 2019
By Editorial Staff November 22, 2019
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One of the largest malls in Tunisia is opened last Thursday, Nov. 21st — and it’s been more than 10 years in the making.

Azur City Mall - Geant
Azur City Mall – Geant
Azur City Mall – Geant
Azur City Mall
Azur City Mall

Years of planning, evolving, and construction are culminating in the opening of the Azur City mall in Southside Tunis on Thursday.

The new shopping mall cost about 200 million Dinars. It is one of the largest shopping centers in Tunisia built by Mabrouk Group. This spot has been constructed in a way that meets the desires of customers and their comfort. The mall has more than 100 domestic and foreigner stores and about 15 restaurants, cafes and indoor amusement parks.

Azur city mall also has the Pathé Cinema equipped with the most modern equipment and a library covering an area of ​​250 square meters.

Azur City Mall
Azur City Mall

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The company that owns the mall has made available some easy and secure entrances by building a bridge over the A1 highway at a total cost of 10 million Dinars. Roads and parking access have been deployed in addition to a two-storey commercial space of more than 10 thousand square meters.

Hundred of jobs are expected to be created.

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