President of the democratic current bloc Hichem Ajbouni expressed that Tunisia will become a bankrupt and failed state that will head towards chaos and social explosion adding that its emerging democratic experiment will be nullified if the government does not embark on deep reformations for “chronic and structural diseases of the national economy.”
He requested for profound and mature dialogue between the components of the political sphere, national organizations, economic and financial experts, under the direction of the President of the Republic, Kais Saied, as a representative of the country’s unity.
In a Facebook post, Ajbouni stressed that reforms must incorporate the education system, training, university and scientific research and connect them to the demands of the national, global and regional market in the future, in addition to amending the developmental model to push growth and create national wealth in a sustainable and integrated approach.
The same source pointed out that reforms should likewise cover combating the royalty system, public facilities, administration, support and social funds, health coverage indebtedness and collection, as well as natural wealth management and good governance.
He affirmed that any lag in starting on these reforms will have a very high price and will increase the situation of undeclared bankruptcy, and it will similarly increase the difficulty of finding solutions.
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