News Tunisia Finance: Tunisia's Islamic finance push has political echoes
*Tunisia plans to issue first sovereign sukuk next year. TUNIS, Oct 10- After decades of secular rule, Tunisia's government aims to develop Islamic banking in the country, but some suspect the government's motives are more political than economic: it wants to win the support of voters. But as the controversy in Tunisia shows, there are political complications.
News Tunisia Finance: Tunisia appoints new finance minister as part of revamped cabinet
TUNIS (Reuters) – Tunisia’s parliament approved the appointment of Elyess Fakhfakh as finance minister on Thursday after President Moncef Marzouki called for a new cabinet following violent protests last month by Tunisians demanding more jobs. Fakhfakh, who is the minister of tourism and a former businessman, faces a number of challenges as the Tunisian economy’s […]
News Tunisia Finance: Structural Reforms Essential to Put Tunisia on Path to Sustainable Economic Growth
Decisive structural reforms and an improved business climate are essential to put Tunisia’s economy on a more sustainable path.
News Tunisia Finance: Tunisia: Structural Reforms Needed to Put Tunisia On Path to Sustainable Growth - WB
Decisive structural reforms and an improved business climate are essential to put Tunisia's economy on a more sustainable path, create jobs for the growing youth population and better manage the ...
