Al waha Tourism Project

Al waha Tourism Project is one of the distinctive projects completed by Al-Zafer Contracting and General Trading Company. Located in the Al-Sudaniya area on the Gaza beach, the project boasts a unique seaside view. It aims to provide a tourism and recreational destination that meets the needs of both residents and visitors, contributing to the revitalization of the tourism sector in the area.

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Project Goal

Al waha Tourism Project aims to achieve several key objectives, including:

Promoting tourism: Providing an attractive destination for residents and visitors, which contributes to the development of the tourism sector in Gaza.
Providing recreational facilities: Creating recreational spaces and various services, including restaurants, cafes, gardens, as well as areas designated for children.
Supporting the local economy: By attracting visitors, the project helps strengthen the local economy and create new job opportunities.

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Working Challenges

At the beginning of the Palestinian Authority's arrival, the Oasis Tourism Project faced several challenges, including:

Political and security environment: The unstable political situation affected the ability to attract investments and secure the resources necessary for construction.
Logistical challenges: There were difficulties in securing essential materials and infrastructure due to the economic conditions and the restrictions associated with the blockade.
Developmental vision: While there was significant optimism about the future of tourism in Gaza, it was necessary to develop a comprehensive action plan that aligned with the Palestinian Authority's vision, taking local conditions into account.
Administrative procedures: The administrative and bureaucratic processes required additional time and resources to complete the project, which affected the timeline.

Despite these challenges, Al-Zafer Company worked diligently through careful planning and execution to overcome the obstacles, leading to the successful realization of the project. It now represents a symbol of optimism and the ability to build and develop, attracting visitors from across the region.