Tunisia-Moez Chakchouk: “Hamdi’s dismissal does not come after pressure from UGTT”

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| 22 février 2021

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Speaking to Shems FM, Transport Minister Moez Chakchouk confirmed that “the dismissal of Tunisiair CEO Olfa Hamdi does not come after pressure from the Tunisian General Labor Union (UGTT). “

Chakchouk added “that he was not under pressure and that the ministry takes its judgments impartially. “

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