Tunisia debates draft 2026 Finance Law after cutting ties with IMF
Iskandar Naouar
Press TV, Tunis
As Tunisia’s parliament debates the draft 2026 Finance Law, the North African country faces a major economic shift following its decision to halt cooperation with the International Monetary Fund earlier this year. The government says it is pursuing financial independence, but experts warn about the growing pressure on public finances.
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