Msaken
Msaken is a city in Tunisia's Sousse region.
Catholic jurisdiction: Latin — Archdiocese of Tunis
About Msaken
Msaken is located in the Sousse region of Tunisia. It is part of the country's coastal area, with the city being an important urban center in the region.
Msaken has a notable presence in Tunisia due to its economic and cultural contributions. The city's economy is driven by various industries, and its cultural scene is influenced by its history and geographic location.
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Notable people from Msaken
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- ZZoubeir Bayab. 1971Tunisian association football player
Mohamed Lahouaiej-Bouhlel1985–2016Tunisian-French terrorist attacker (1985-2016)
Saïf Ghezalb. 1981Tunisian association football player- EEya Guezguez2005–2022Tunisian sailor
Enis Hajrib. 1983German association football player
Habib Chatti1916–1991Tunisian politician (1916-1991)
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