Addressing the latest G7 statement, economist Ezzeddine Saidane stated the recommendations therein are essentially the same as those of the IMF and of European countries and others with financial interests in Tunisia.
Tunisia requires almost 198 billion dinars to meet its expenses by the conclusion of the year. The tax revenues collected by this date can amount to 8 billion dinars.
It is necessary to know how the state plans to proceed to collect the remaining sum, particularly with the suspension of consultations with the IMF, underlined the expert.
If Tunisia does not come up with any action plan, donors around the world will decline to lend it money, he warned.
Tunisia needs to obtain foreign exchange resources (between $ 3 billion and $ 5 billion) as soon as possible to be able to meet its expenses normally, according to Saidane.
Two solutions are then possible:
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