Source: Ministry of Public Works and Equipment Archives (Tunisia)
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Ahmed Louhichi
أحمد الوحيشي
(Known as "Ahmed Louhichi")
Civil Engineer, Pioneer of Modern Road, Bridge, and Water Infrastructure
Born
1920 AD
Gabès, Tunisia
Gabès, Tunisia
Passed Away
Oct 18, 1995
Tunis, Tunisia
Lifespan
75 years old
"Builder of the bridges and highways that united the independent nation."
Archival Overview
Pioneering post-independence civil engineer who directed the construction of major highway arteries, modern water reservoirs, and foundational bridges across the Tunisian Republic.
Biographical Record
Ahmed Louhichi was among the first indigenous Tunisian civil engineers graduating from the prestigious École des Ponts et Chaussées in France. Following independence in 1956, he entered public service at the Ministry of Public Works.
Louhichi directed major national infrastructure campaigns, including the expansion of deep-water port facilities, the rehabilitation of the Medjerda basin dams, and the construction of the primary national highway network connecting the interior regions to coastal ports.
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Final Resting Place
Perpetual Memorial
Djellaz Cemetery
Tunis, Tunisia
Tunis, Tunisia
GPS: 36.7869, 10.1839
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