Tunis-Carthage Airport: Implementation of the decision on the ban on leaving the country for businessmen

By R

| 27 juillet 2021

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According to informed sources, businessmen who attempted today to leave Tunisian territory via the air borders were barred from doing so by security agents at Tunis-Carthage airport.

Recall that the Presidency of the Republic decided yesterday to ban the following people from leaving the territory:

Presidents of sports clubs
Businessmen
The big leaders
The ministers
Frozen MPs
The delegates
The mayors.

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