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Tunisia- Launch of application to find lowest prices during Ramadan

Trade Minister Mohamed Bousaïd announced today that a new app will be launched on April 12 that will compare costs and find out who is the cheapest.

The minister further announced that an online code will be made available to customers to report abuse and pricing infractions.

He also said that permanent control units will be present inside the shops and that citizens can turn to regional trade offices to report violations.

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