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Tunisia-Finance Ministry enforces mandatory retirement on 21 customs officers

The Finance Ministry decided to impose mandatory retirement on 21 Tunisian Customs officers as an administrative sanction, according to an informed source at Tunisian Customs.

The same source clarified that these are individual decisions that concern only these officers.

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