Tunisia-Tunisia’s economy may narrow by 6 to 7% in 2020 due to COVID-19 pandemic

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| 17 juin 2020

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Tunisia’s economy may contract by up to 7% this year due to the consequences of coronavirus pandemic, the investment minister announced on Wednesday.
The number of unemployed people in Tunisia will rise by 275,000, according to a government study in partnership with the United Nations Development Program, the minister, Slim Azzabi, stated.

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