The El Kef governorate benefits from a solid infrastructure, with an electrification rate reaching 99.6%, ensuring widespread access to electricity for its inhabitants and its economic activities. In terms of land transport, the governorate has an extensive road network, totaling 785 km of classified asphalt roads, facilitating the mobility of goods and individuals.

The El Kef railway network is also well developed, including important lines such as El Kef-Tunis, Dehmani-Tunis, and Kalaat Khasba-Jerissa-Tunis, strengthening the connectivity of the region.
For telecommunications and postal services, the governorate strives to provide modern and efficient services to meet the growing needs in these areas, supporting the economic development and the connectivity of El Kef. These solid infrastructures position the governorate as a key player in the Tunisian economy, ready to prosper in an increasingly interconnected environment.

With cultural and historical wealth, El Kef offers an environment where growth goes hand in hand with the preservation of its heritage, making this region a place of fulfilment for both its inhabitants and investors.

● The Kef governorate is recognized for its dedication to education, with 194 primary schools, 59 high schools, and secondary colleges, along with 8 higher education institutions offering a broad spectrum of disciplines. Notable establishments like the Higher Institute of Agriculture and the Higher Institute of Art and Music highlight the diverse educational opportunities within the region.

● The healthcare sector provides a regional hospital, 81 basic health centres, a clinic, 5 analysis and radiology laboratories, and 35 pharmacies. With one doctor per 1,503 inhabitants, medical infrastructure ensures increased accessibility to quality care.

● The governorate of El Kef invests in skills development with 7 vocational training centres. These institutions play a key role in preparing the local workforce to meet job market challenges.

● Tourism and leisure in the El Kef governorate are enhanced by a variety of activities. With 8 hotels, including 5 guest houses, the region provides a warm welcome to visitors. Local crafts, featuring carpet production and traditional weaving, enrich the cultural experience of tourists.

The region is also characterised by fascinating archaeological sites, such as Khasba, Althibiros, the basilica of Saint Pierre of the medina in El Kef, and the Table of Jugurta. These historical treasures contribute with a unique dimension to the tourist appeal of this destination.