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Hiba Jomni, a Woman that Turned a Hobby Into a Successful Business2 min read

By Editorial Staff September 17, 2019
Written by Editorial Staff September 17, 2019
Hiba Jomni

Hiba Jomni, is a young Tunisian entrepreneur. She has a Marketing degree obtained from the presegious Tunisian University, IHEC.

Hiba graduated in Marketing in 2010. Like many Tunisian young people, despite her passion and design experience, her career prospects remained insecure. She was hopless and unlikely to find a decent job in her field of study. For her, entrepreneurship became an obvious alternative to unemployment.

A few years later, she then decided to launch her own Startup, “7ouki & 7reyri“. One that would allow her to follow her passion in design and get the most of it professionally.

“7ouki & 7reyri” is a Startup that provides consulting and design services lead by creativity. Located in Ben Arous, Tunisia, the Startup quickly gained popularity. That is when Hiba figured that she turned her hobby into a successful business.

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7ouki & 7reyri office

Along with her talented team, Hiba designs with great passion, invitations cards for special occasions such as weddings, Tunisian Outia, Hammam, Henna and so on. These cards are super authentic and personalized. A design inspired by the Tunisian heritage.

Hiba is aware that her success is due to the creativity and careful customization of her products, giving a new artistic touch to products like traditional invitation cards. She also enjoys experimenting and introducing wood materials like building chalets, which in the future will create jobs, through the employment of specialized craftswomen.

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