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IMF official urges 'deep reforms' to Tunisian economy

Published on: Saturday 15 January 2022

Tunisia's crisis-stricken economy needs "deep reforms" such as slashing its vast public wage bill, the International Monetary Fund's outgoing country chief has said as the government seeks a new ...

News source: https://news.yahoo.com/imf-official-urges-deep-reforms-033936512.html

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IMF official urges 'deep reforms' to Tunisian economy