"I am Chemseddine Chebcheb, owner of the Group CHEBCHEB with headquarters in Tyrol - Austria.

I grew up in Algeria and my family's car dealership was my second home from an early age. Here I developed my love for vehicles and business. After graduating in "Science and Technology", I decided to go my own way and moved to Tunisia. There I worked in shipbuilding production, and then I was responsible for sales and coordination at a German-Tunisian company in tourism. After 5 years in Tunisia, I decided to move to Germany. There I was employed in logistics and planning at REWE Digital.

After 2 years in Germany I moved to Austria and worked for EMPL Fahrzeugwerk Ges.m.b.H. as a project manager for 6 years before I started my own business. Here I specialise in project management and mediation in Algeria."

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About CHEBCHEB

We inspire our customers with tailor-made truck solutions in the field of special vehicles, military vehicles, fire fighting vehicles, the construction industry and commercial. In order to be able to implement our customers' wishes perfectly, we place great emphasis on personal advice. For the perfect implementation of our customers' requirements, we rely on partners with decades of experience and international know-how. Our aim is to always be an open ear for our customers and to be at their side throughout the project. In addition, we attach great importance to local value creation and rely on various cooperative In this way, we offer our customers not only a perfect product, but also a contribution to the national economy. Even after delivery, we stay in touch, as long-term after-sales support is a high priority in our corporate philosophy. In the field of project management, the customer is always at the centre of our attention. We combine the North African mentality with Austrian rigour and thus form a bridge between two continents. This allows us to eliminate misunderstandings before they arise. Thanks to our diverse language skills, we avoid the inconvenience of language barriers.