Negotiations with the International Monetary Fund are under “Freezing” … until Further Notice
It was expected that negotiations between Tunisia and the International Monetary Fund on granting a new loan of four billion dollars start today, Wednesday,...
THE HAICA in the Defendants’ Box!
It took all the know-how of a certain Saïd Jaziri to shed some light on the functioning of justice in relation to the very...
Convincing the IMF: Layoffs and Pay Cuts, The Impossible Mission
May 6, 2021
In its statement issued on Wednesday, May 5, 2021, the Ministry of Investment and International Cooperation affirmed that International Monetary Fund officials...
Statements by a Former Tunisian Security Official on Libya are ‘Irresponsible’
While Arab and Western countries are flocking to Libya in order to strengthen its position on the map of the forces looking for footholds...
Fraud and Addiction: Electronic Gambling in the Absence of the State!
In recent years, Electronic gambling in Tunisia has spread so remarkably that there is not a single neighborhood without one or more spaces for...
Saied’s Roadmap: The Economic Aspect will not Wait
Since July 25, 2021, Tunisia has seen a very special turning point. Parliament is frozen, the head of government dismissed and a government that...
Dreamlike Tunisian Promises to Convince the IMF!
8 May 2021
The moment of truth has arrived for the representatives of the Tunisian government who are discussing with IMF officials. The Tunisian delegation...
Saied meets Burrell, The European Union’s High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy
On Friday morning, September 10, 2021, President Kais Said received Mr. Josep Burrell, The European Union's High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy.
The...
Taboubi: The Political and Economic Scene Heralds the Worst Risks
On Saturday, May 1, Secretary-General of the Tunisian General Labor Union, Noureddine Al-Taboubi, confirmed that the political, economic and social scene that Tunisia has...
Saidan: Inflation and serious consequences of the Central Bank’s printing of the currency
Various economists are unanimously agreed that Tunisia is living in a difficult economic and financial situation, as it is required to pay 16.3 billion...
