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Tunisia-STEG: “Parliament is a customer who pays its bills on time”

The director of communication and cooperation within  the Tunisian Company of Electricity and Gas “STEG”, Ahmed Melliti said that the parliament is a client that pays its bills on time.

 

The debts of the parliament reached 200 thousand dinars during the Locdkwon and that the sum was settled ten days ago.

 

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