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Liste Des Centres Régionaux Et Locaux De La CNAM LISTE DES INSTITUTIOS COMPETENTES DE LA TUNISIE AUTORITÉ COMPÉTENTE MINISTÈRE DES AFFAIRES SOCIALES 27, AVENUE BEB BNET 1006 TUNIS - TUNISIE ORGANISMES DE LIAISON CAISSE NATIONALE DE SECURITE SOCIALE (CNSS) 49, AVENUE TAIEB M’HIRI 1002 TUNIS BELVEDERE – TUNISIE CAISSE NATIONALE DE RETRAITE ET DE PREVOYANCE SOCIALE (CNRPS) 6, AVENUE MOHAMMED V 1001 TUNIS – TUNISIE CAISSE NATIONALE D’ASSURANCE MALADIE (CNAM) 12, RUE ABOU HAMED E. GHAZELY MONPLAISIR 1073, B.P. 77 1080 TUNIS - TUNISIE Caisse Nationale d'Assurance Maladie Liste des centres régionaux et locaux de la CNAM Localité Adresse Code postal N° Téléphone Tunis I 10, Rue Jean Jaures 1002 71258432 Tunis II 17, Rue Abderrahmane Jaziri 1002 71143900 Tunis III Immeuble Leksour- Montplaisir 1073 71104200 Tunis IV 4, Place des chevaux angle rue El Morkadh 1008 71333512 Kheireddine Rue Abou Tammam -Kheireddine 2025 71732563 La Marsa 29, Rue Abdelhafidh Mekki 2070 71748607 Bardo 11, Rue de la Liberté 2000 71664103 Sidi Hassine Route El Attar Km 7 Sidi Hassine 1095 71592991 Ariana 36, Rue Taieb M’hiri 2080 71710314 El Menzah 3, Rue Ibn Abi Dhiaf – El Menzah 5 2093 71751388 Cité Ettadhamen Avenue Farhat Hached 2041 70563000 Manouba 3, Rue de l’imprimerie –Z.I Ksar Said 2086 71651200 Ben Arous Cité Administrative GP1 Km5 2013 79391711 Hammam-Lif 48, Avenue de la République 2050 71294173 El Mourouj Complexe Commercial Jamel , El Mourouj 1 2074 71365053 Bizerte Avenue 18 Janvier 1952 7000 72425364 Menzel Bourguiba 8, Rue d’Alger 7050 72519450 Ras Jebel Avenue 7 Novembre 7070 72456307 Zaghouan Avenue de l’Indépendance 1100 72682400 Nabeul Avenue Hédi Nouira 8000 72223111 Soliman 88,Avenue Farhat Hached 8020 72392060 Menzel Témime 35, Avenue 7 Novembre 8080 72300280 Béjà Avenue 18 Janvier 1952 9000 78453340 Jendouba Avenue Habib Bourguiba 8100 78612440 Boussalem Rue du Bois Zone Industrielle 8170 78634530 Le Kef Avenue Hédi Chaker 7100 78200538 Siliana Avenue de l’environnement 6100 78871368 Sousse Rue Ernest Conseil 4000 73202800 Hammam- Sousse Rue Charles de Gaule 4011 73324600 M’saken Rue Farhat Hached 4070 73290800 Kairouan Rue Ibn Al Jazzar 3100 77236400 Monastir Avenue Ali Bourguiba- Place de la Terre 5000 73908500 Ksar Helal 23, Avenue Haj Ali Soua 5070 73540264 Mahdia Avenue 2 Mars 1934 5100 73653615 Kasserine Rue El Ansar 1200 77411866 Sfax Centre Rue Ksantina 3049 74200725 Sfax Nord Route Teniour Km1 3027 74231028 Sakiet Ezzit Rue Mongi Slim 3021 74850920 Jebeniana Avenue Hédi Chaker 3080 74880840 Gabes 244, Avenue Farhat Hached 6001 75278278 Kebili Route de Gabes Km1 4200 75490897 Tozeur Route de Nefta 2200 76462934 Gafsa Rue Ibn Battouta – Cité Chérif 2133 76203202 Sidi Bouzid Cité des Roses 9100 76624910 Medenine Avenue 2 Mai 1966 4100 75632708 Zarzis Avenue Habib Bourguiba 4170 75691604 Jerba Rue Sidi Abbes Taourit –Houmet Essouk 4185 75653323 Tataouine Avenue Habib Bourguiba 3200 75860236 Kerkena Avenue Farhat Hached 3070 74482621 Mahres Avenue Habib Bourguiba 3060 74627682 El Hamma Avenue Habib Bourguiba 6013 75335809 Metlaoui Cité Moderne 2130 76244195 Jammel Avenue de l’environnement 5020 73580036 El Jem Avenue Taieb M’hiri 5160 73633182 Siège Social : 12 Rue Abou Hamed El Ghazali – Montplaisir 1073 Tunis B.P- n°77 Tunis-Cedex 1080 .
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