The Société d’exploitation des canaux et pipelines des eaux du Nord was created in accordance with Act No. 26 of 11 May 1984. It is, within the meaning of Chapter 1, a public institution of an industrial and commercial character with civil personality and financial independence. In this capacity, it assumes the mission of managing, operating and maintaining the hydraulic works placed under its control by the State, which are distributed in the States of the north, the greater Tunisia, the center and the coast, in addition to the tribal homeland, and they are a vital part of the water system in Tunisia.
It is an essential element of the water system in Tunisia, both economically and socially, because it assumes a strategic mission represented by the supply of about 60 percent of the needs of the National Water Exploitation and Distribution Company from raw water, which allows it to supply about six million people with access to drinking water, via the Majerdat Al-Watan Al-Quibli canal and the northern water pipes, at a rate of 320 million cubic meters per year.
On the other hand, the company provides irrigation water for about 55 thousand hectares of irrigated perimeters in Tunisia, or about 150 million cubic meters per year, or about 15% of the national irrigation water needs of public irrigation perimeters, in addition to helping replenish the water table.
The number of employees in the company is 421, including 369 registered employees and 52 contract employees who manage permanent schemes. The State has made available to the company a number of facilities and equipment that have continued to grow and expand. Compared with the beginning of its creation, the company’s activity has expanded and its scope of intervention has diversified as follows:
Al-Watan Al-Qabliyya Abstract Channel since the company’s inception in 1984
Al-Andalus Castle Complex, Ras Al-Jabal, from 1 January 1991
Crude ship from the jungle of July 1993
Navire brut à partir de la jungle de Juillet 1993
Jomin Sajnaen Tube from February 1995
Sidi Ismail complex of June 1999
Nabhana complex from January 1999
Al-Arousia dam from January 1999
New pumping stations in Lezdin and Otic from January 2002
Berbera complex from September 2002
Sidi El Borak complex from 1 January 2004
Four Sajnaen stations from April 2006
Al-Kabir and Al-Mawla Complex, April 2016
Sajnaen Complex
Zayatine Complex
The company provides the following artisans:
National Water Exploitation and Distribution Company: For Greater Tunisia, the Tribal Homeland, the Coast, Sfax and Bizerte.
Regional Delegate for Peasant Development in Nabil: For the strong areas of the tribal homeland
Regional Delegate for Peasant Development, Benaros: For the strong areas of Marnak and Khalidiya
Regional Delegate for Peasant Development in Ariana: For the strong areas of Tabias and the Castle of Andalusia
Regional Delegate for Peasant Development in Bizerte: For the strong areas of Tabias, Osega, Otek, Ras al-Jabal, Ali, Jameel House, Tiskaraya, Matar and Jinan.
Baja Regional Delegate for Peasant Development: For the strong areas of Tommy Tower, Kilia, Riyad Apple, Qareyat 'at and Sidi Ismail Wanzah.
Regional Delegate for Peasant Development in Sousse: For the strong areas of El Nafida, Kandar, Grand Château, Akuda, Sidi Bouali and Shatt Mariam
Regional Delegate for Peasant Development in Monastir: The coastal lioness zones, Bubbleh, Maknin, Tabba and Beqalta.
The regional delegate for peasant development in the regions of Kerouane: Bumrah, Fadlon and Sisb.
Regional Delegate for Peasant Development in Jandouba: For the strong areas of Sidi Ali al-Jubeini.
Regional Delegate for Peasant Development (RDF) in Mehdah: "For the powerful regions of Bahibun
Regional Delegate for Peasant Development (Delegate for Peasant Development), in the strong areas of Tommy Tower and Kliwa.
Regional Delegate of Tunisia for Peasant Development for Mghira and Burj Shakir