Speaking to Tunisie Numérique, MP Hassouna Nasfi voiced concern about the vagueness surrounding the 2022 finance law, especially with regard to state resources and the funds that the country plans to mobilize. He added that some decisions were parachuted in showing that they had no association with the finance law.
Likewise, Nasfi clarified that the incentive for voluntary retirement has nothing to do with public finances, indicating that other laws should have been amended. “We should not anticipate a better performance from the President of the Republic and the Head of Government since they do not have an exact vision of reforms making it possible to put an end to the socio-economic crisis” he added.
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