A picture taken on October 29, 2020 in the Tunisian capital Tunis, shows the Cathedral of Saint Vincent de Paul and the surrounding streets, empty after new security measures were taken by the authorities in a bid to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus. - Tunisian authorities imposed today a nationwide night curfew, closure of schools and an inter-region travel ban to forestall the soaring coronavirus infection rates. In early October, localised curfews in various regions had been reimposed, spreading a week later to the Greater Tunis area. (Photo by FETHI BELAID / AFP)
A small team of International Monetary Fund staff will visit Tunisia later this month for further discussions about a possible IMF-supported financing program, the global lender said on Thursday, citing good progress in discussions to date.
IMF spokesperson Gerry Rice said the visit came after several months of consultations with Tunisian authorities on their request for a fund-supported program.
“A small staff team from the IMF plans to visit Tunisia for further discussions with the authorities later this month … to build on what I would characterize as the good progress that has been made in understanding their reform policies,” he said.
(Reuters)
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