Tunisia-Taboubi: The document presented by the government to the IMF does not include reforms

By R

| 16 mars 2022

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The UGTT secretary-general Noureddine Taboubi believed this Wednesday, March 16, 2022 that the document given by the government of Najla Bouden, to negotiate with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) does not contain real reforms and does not take into account the situation of the country. “there will be no painful reforms at the expense of the Tunisian people.” said Taboubi.

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