
Ouissem
@wis2nice
French expat in Tunisia
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About me
French
Speaks French, Italian, English, Arabic, Tunisian and some German
Registration: 11 September 2010
About
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I am Businessman.
My expat journey











Abu Dhabi, Tunisia
Building a family, and developing businesses...
Investment specialist
The business opportunity, the lifestyle, the fashion, shopping, the buildings, the architecture, and my brother...
The obvious racism and the bad behaviour of some people.
The staff of the government need to learn Arabic...

Sousse, S奴sah, Tunisia
Sousse, Tunisia, holds a special place in my heart, and it's where I've chosen to build my life and pursue various projects. Here's a glimpse into my life and what I'm working on in this captivating location:
Residence by the Sea: My decision to settle in Sousse was motivated by the stunning coastal beauty this city offers. I am fortunate to call a beachfront property here my home, and I wake up to breathtaking views of the Mediterranean every day. Sousse's Mediterranean climate, with its warm, sunny days, is something I cherish.
Real Estate Ventures: Given my background in the real estate industry, Sousse is an ideal place for me to invest and develop various real estate projects. I am actively involved in identifying prime real estate opportunities along the coastal regions and working on projects that enhance the local real estate landscape. Whether it's renovating historical properties, developing new beachfront condos, or promoting tourism-focused properties, Sousse's real estate market holds tremendous potential.
Community Involvement: Sousse is not just where I live; it's my community. I believe in giving back to the local community, and I'm involved in various community-driven initiatives. This includes supporting local businesses, participating in charity events, and engaging with the local population. Sousse has a rich cultural heritage, and I'm committed to preserving and celebrating its traditions.
Promotion of Sousse: I'm enthusiastic about sharing the beauty and opportunities of Sousse with a global audience. I'm involved in initiatives to promote Sousse as a prime destination for tourists and investors. The city's history, stunning beaches, and vibrant culture are all aspects I'm passionate about showcasing to the world.
Cultural Exploration: Sousse has a rich historical and cultural background, and I'm dedicated to immersing myself in the local culture. I enjoy exploring the ancient medina, visiting archaeological sites, and savoring the delicious Tunisian cuisine. These experiences not only enrich my life but also enable me to connect with the local community on a deeper level.
In summary, Sousse, Tunisia, is not just a place I reside in; it's a location that has become an integral part of my life and business endeavors. Its beauty, culture, and potential for growth have inspired me to invest my time and efforts in this enchanting coastal city. I look forward to continuing my journey in Sousse and contributing to its prosperity and development.
I am a dedicated and passionate businessman with a specialization in investments. Over the years, I have cultivated a deep understanding of financial markets and investment strategies. My primary focus is on identifying and capitalizing on opportunities that can yield positive returns for my clients and myself.
As an investments specialist, I am responsible for evaluating various investment avenues, including stocks, real estate, bonds, and alternative investments. I conduct in-depth research, risk assessments, and financial analysis to make informed decisions. My goal is to maximize returns while managing risk effectively.
In my role, I also engage in portfolio management, diversification, and strategic asset allocation. This involves creating and managing investment portfolios tailored to the specific financial goals and risk tolerance of my clients.
Furthermore, I keep a vigilant eye on market trends, economic developments, and emerging opportunities, staying well-informed and adaptable in a dynamic financial landscape. My commitment to staying ahead in the world of investments allows me to provide sound financial advice and services to my clients.
Ultimately, I am dedicated to helping individuals and organizations make informed investment choices and navigate the complexities of the financial markets, aiming for long-term financial success.
Sousse, Tunisia, is a destination that has drawn me in for various reasons. Here are some of the aspects that I particularly like and have enjoyed about this location:
Scenic Beauty: Sousse boasts stunning natural beauty with its picturesque beaches along the Mediterranean coast. The crystal-clear waters and golden sands make it a perfect destination for those who appreciate the seaside.
Rich History: The city is steeped in history, and the UNESCO-listed Medina of Sousse is a captivating place to explore. Its ancient walls, narrow streets, and historical landmarks offer a glimpse into the city's rich past.
Cultural Diversity: Sousse is a melting pot of cultures, and its diverse population creates a unique and vibrant cultural atmosphere. I've enjoyed engaging with people from different backgrounds and learning about their traditions.
Culinary Delights: Tunisian cuisine is a delightful fusion of Mediterranean flavors. I've relished savoring local dishes such as couscous, brik, and various seafood specialties. The food scene in Sousse offers a wide range of delicious options.
Warm Climate: Sousse benefits from a Mediterranean climate, which means long, sunny summers and mild winters. The pleasant weather provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities and a relaxed lifestyle.
Cultural Events: Sousse hosts a variety of cultural events, festivals, and celebrations throughout the year. These events offer a chance to immerse oneself in the local culture and traditions.
Real Estate Opportunities: Sousse presents promising real estate opportunities, particularly in the beachfront property sector. I've been able to invest in and develop properties that take advantage of the city's scenic coastline.
Tourism Hub: The tourism industry in Sousse brings a dynamic energy to the city. It means a variety of entertainment options, hotels, and leisure activities that cater to residents and tourists alike.
Local Hospitality: I've found the people of Sousse to be generally warm and welcoming. The sense of hospitality is a significant part of the local culture, and this has contributed to my positive experiences in the city.
Proximity to Historical Sites: Sousse's strategic location provides easy access to various historical and archaeological sites, including Carthage and Dougga. Exploring these ancient ruins has been an enriching experience.
In summary, Sousse offers a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and real estate opportunities that have attracted me to this destination. Its warm climate, culinary delights, and historical significance make it a compelling place to live and invest in. While every location has its challenges, I've found that the positives of Sousse have far outweighed any drawbacks, making it a place I genuinely enjoy and appreciate.
While Sousse, Tunisia, is a place that I've chosen to call home and invest in, like any location, it comes with its set of characteristics that may not be to everyone's liking. Here are some aspects that I've found challenging or less appealing about this destination:
Economic Challenges: Tunisia, like many countries, faces economic challenges, which can impact the local job market and overall financial stability. While I've found opportunities in the real estate sector, economic fluctuations can pose uncertainties for businesses and individuals.
Language Barrier: The primary language in Tunisia is Arabic, and while French is widely spoken, communication can be challenging for those who do not speak these languages fluently. This language barrier can create obstacles in daily life and business interactions, especially for expatriates.
Seasonal Tourism: Sousse relies heavily on tourism, and this means that the city can experience significant fluctuations in population and activity, depending on the tourist season. While this brings economic benefits, it can also lead to a less stable and predictable environment for residents.
Cultural Differences: Living in a foreign culture can be enriching, but it can also be challenging. Some cultural differences, such as local customs and traditions, may not align with personal preferences or expectations.
Infrastructure and Services: Like many developing regions, Sousse may face infrastructure and service limitations. This can affect aspects such as transportation, healthcare, and public services, which may not be on par with more developed countries.
Political Uncertainty: Tunisia has experienced periods of political instability, which can have an impact on the overall environment. While the country has made progress in recent years, ongoing political changes can create uncertainties.
Environmental Concerns: Sousse, like many coastal cities, is vulnerable to environmental issues, including beach erosion and pollution. Climate change and its effects on the coastline are a concern for both residents and the tourism industry.
It's important to note that while there are aspects of Sousse that may pose challenges or be less favorable, there are also numerous positive aspects that attract residents and investors. Every location has its pros and cons, and personal experiences can vary widely. My decision to live and invest in Sousse is based on my assessment of its potential and my willingness to embrace the opportunities and challenges that come with it.

Sousse, Tunisia
I've been living in Tunisia since September 2008, and during these years, I've had a diverse and interesting experience in this beautiful country. Here's a glimpse into my journey:
Positive Aspects:
Climate and Scenic Beauty: One of the most appealing aspects of Tunisia for me is the climate. The abundant sunshine and great weather have been a constant source of joy. The stunning landscapes, particularly the coastal areas with their beautiful beaches, have made every day feel like a vacation.
Local Culture and Nightlife: Tunisia's cultural diversity has been fascinating to explore. I've enjoyed the lively nightlife in cities like Sousse and Hammamet, where you can find a wide range of pubs and entertainment options. The unique charm of Sidi Bou Said and the cultural richness of the southern regions have left lasting impressions.
Warm and Genuine People: The people of Tunisia have a reputation for their warm hospitality. I've encountered genuine individuals who have gone out of their way to welcome me and make me feel at home. However, I've also experienced the complexities of human relationships, as some can be less welcoming.
Challenges and Concerns:
Bureaucracy and Police Solicitation: Dealing with bureaucracy and the occasional experience of being asked for small bribes by the police at roundabouts can be frustrating. It's a practice that can create a negative perception of law enforcement.
Smoking and Littering: The prevalence of smoking in public spaces can be a nuisance, especially for non-smokers. Additionally, littering on the streets can be an eyesore and harm the environment.
In summary, my experience in Tunisia has been a mix of positive and challenging aspects. The natural beauty, climate, and rich culture have made my time here truly enjoyable. However, like any place, Tunisia has its drawbacks, including certain social and environmental issues. Despite the challenges, I remain committed to my goal of retiring here and continuing to enjoy the many wonderful aspects that this country has to offer.
I am a dedicated and passionate businessman with a specialization in investments. Over the years, I have cultivated a deep understanding of financial markets and investment strategies. My primary focus is on identifying and capitalizing on opportunities that can yield positive returns for my clients and myself.
As an investments specialist, I am responsible for evaluating various investment avenues, including stocks, real estate, bonds, and alternative investments. I conduct in-depth research, risk assessments, and financial analysis to make informed decisions. My goal is to maximize returns while managing risk effectively.
In my role, I also engage in portfolio management, diversification, and strategic asset allocation. This involves creating and managing investment portfolios tailored to the specific financial goals and risk tolerance of my clients.
Furthermore, I keep a vigilant eye on market trends, economic developments, and emerging opportunities, staying well-informed and adaptable in a dynamic financial landscape. My commitment to staying ahead in the world of investments allows me to provide sound financial advice and services to my clients.
Ultimately, I am dedicated to helping individuals and organizations make informed investment choices and navigate the complexities of the financial markets, aiming for long-term financial success.
I like the sun, the weather is great. The people can be the most genuine as they can be your worst enemy, but that's Tunisia. I like the landscape, the beach, the pubs. Sousse and Hammamet by night I love sidi bousaid and the southern...
I don't like the police in every roudabout begging for a few dinars.
The people who smoke everywhere and those who drop their rubish on the streets...

Austin, Texas, USA

London, England
It's long story...
If you're tired of London, you're tired of the world.
Various
lifestyle
the transport, always busy...

Monaco, Monaco
clubbing
Media Sales Manager
Everything
Nothing

Vienna, Austria
Various jobs...
Vienna, an incredible town... Beautiful.
the Tirol also, an impressive landscape
The sn ow during the winter arrives to the knees...

Emilia Romagna, Italy
Sales Manager
lifestyle and landscape, the people are so nice...
cost of life

Genova, Italy
surviving
Cuocco, cuisinier and then Sales representative ( commercial)
The Italian lifestyle
The cost of life

Nice, France
I born there and grow there...
Nice is my life
Various...
Everything,
The politics
Activity
Coming Tunisia for my love.. by sallusravan
I Sravan, from India. i love a girl from Tunisia. she lives in medinine. She also loves me. But she doesn't want to marry me. I don't know why. We both loving each other from more than 13 months. But i want to prove my love by coming over there. Is ...
Hello everybody, Well i think that's not true. Tunisian are really god with languages and most of the people speak at least English and French in the touristic area obviously. It is like everywhere in the world. if you go to country side then you ... Read More
Jobs in Tourism by Natalie bell
Hi my name is Natalie, and I am conserving moving to Tunisia, I am from England and I am 20, I have study travel and tourism for 3 years. I was wondering if you could help me on finding any tourism jobs within sousse or port el kantaoui? And how I ...
Hi Natalie,Could you please send me your CV to ***? many thanks in advance.Ouissem Read More
Relocating to tunisia by Buz bee
Hey everyone!!!! we are relocating to Tunisia very soon and i would lie to have more info about the following: 1- Seasons 2- Can UAE driving license be applicable? 3- When the School will start 4- a good place to live 5- Transportation. 6- any ...
Hello Buz, And welcome to Tunisia. For the driving licence, you can here without any problem. if you gonna stay over a year, then you should change with a Tunisian driving licence in the MINE (ministry of transport) Are you going to live in Tunis ... Read More
Healthcare in Tunisia by Julien
Hi, how does the healthcare system work in Tunisia ? Is it efficient ? What are the main differences between public and private sectors? Is it recommended to purchase private health insurance in Tunisia? Thanks in advance for sharing ...
Hello, it depends on your status in Tunisia. If you're working in Tunisia or retired... if you're working, the healcare system is more than efficient. If you're self-employed or retired then you should suscribe with a private insurance and there is ... Read More
Can a European learn to drive and pass his test in Tunisia? by Shane777
Hi :) Im British and moving to Tunisia to live with my lovely Tunisian family in 2-3 months, I am currently learning to drive in England at the moment and taking advanced lessions ( but not yet passed thoery test ) I would like to know if when i ...
something important, you need a resident card to be able to pass any exam in Tunisia... The code is only in French or Arabic... Welcome to Tunisia Read More
Using Charter Flights if a Resident by clumberdog
Does anyone know whether residents can use charter flights?I have been told can only use schedule airlines.
it depends, if you came by charters you can fly back by the same company otherwise, it's really complicated. In Monastir or Djerba airport, sometime police are more easy and let you fly. But from Tunis, very difficult... Read More
Rent for 1 room apartment !! by fawwad
Hi All, I am planning to come to tunis for work. I have a job in my hand but before saying yes to them, i want to make sure about accomodation charges in Tunis. i want to know how much rent for one room apartment or single room flat please? general ...
Hi Fawaad and welcome to Tunisia, You can find flatshare easily in Tunis, no problem. check on tunisie-annonce.com or send me an email with your enquiry, and i will try to help you. Take care Ouissem Read More
need help for the accommodation in Tunis by lidia23
Hello everyone.. Im Lidia. Im from Jakarta, Indonesia. My boss has just told me yesterday that I will get posted to Tunis in the next 3 months. I really need some help. My office will be at Berges du Lac. So Im searching for a 1-bedroom ...
Hello Lidia, Welcome to Tunisia. [moderated: no free ads] Take care Ouissem Read More
Expat safety in Tunisia by sharifz
Hello everyone; I have been working for a short time assignment in Tunis. In mean time, I do travel to Nabeul, Hammamet, Sousse and Sfax due to the work. I really appreciate and enjoy staying in Tunisia. This is a lovely country with a good hearted ...
Everything is cool here. the media shows what they want to show. You can come back safetly in Tunisia. It is a pacific country... Read More
Bars in Tunis by Bandini
Can anyone name nice bars and/or pubs in Tunis? where i can drink comfortably. thanks
Hi guys, come to Sousse, you'll have choice of nice bars. Irish bars, English bars, pub, disco, lounge, etc. You should spend your week end in Sousse... The Italian bar in Lafayete is le cercle des italiens, but the restaurant is nice and the bar is ... Read More
hi friends i dont know french i am coming to tunisia soon by karthickkec
hi friends I am an INDIAN,now I got a job in Tunisia .The worst thing is that, i dont know french and I dont know anything about Tunisia.......I am pretty scared of these things :( ..... can u guys help me to come out of it....:):)
Welcome to Tunisia, I'm sure you'll make it. People are so friendly and helpfull here. My partner is Indian and lives in Tunisia for over a year and still doesn't speak French or Arabic and he's still surviving, lol. If you want to contact him, his ... Read More