The National Council of the Order of Pharmacists called on prime minister Najela Bouden’s government to interfere in an emergency to fix the crisis of the wholesale distribution companies.
This appeal comes following the decision of the executive office of the union chamber to stop the distribution activities from November 15, due to the non-obtaining of the attestation of exemption from withholding tax for 2022 .
The National Council voiced its profound concern in the face of this decision, which will result in a disruption in supply activities and will accentuate the crisis in the shortage of medications that has been raging in Tunisia for a few years.
STEG dismissed the increase or modification of electricity and gas prices from May 1, 2022.…
In Tunisia, bread constitutes a vital part of the daily diet of families. Historically inexpensive,…
Afef Hammami, a physician specializing in geriatrics, explained in a statement to TAP that self-medication…
Mr. Nabil Ammar, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Migration and Tunisians Abroad, led the Tunisian delegation…
Al Jazeera strongly criticized the Israeli government's decision to close its offices in Israel, calling…
Regional Director of Commerce in Tunis Maher Ghribi told TAP that 25,071 inspection visits had…
This website uses cookies.