Tunisia can emerge from the current crisis by deepening its partnership with the Arab countries

Posted in Morning News on 27 – 03 – 2019

Economic expert Mohamed Saleh al-Janadi said Tunisia could emerge from the current crisis by deepening the partnership with the Arab countries under the auspices of the Arab League by imposing a new investment approach consistent with the economic changes in the economy. world, especially through the logic of the law created by the European Union to impose restrictions Funding of major Arab countries and may be dragged into blacklists after the imposition of the laws of the World Organization to monitor funding and investments, that all countries are obliged to abide by these laws or tighten their obligations with regard to suspicious transactions and liquidity.
Al-Janadi said Tunisia's presence in the field of law enforcement could play a role in funding and distributing projects, which would allow it to open the field of law enforcement. investment to conquer partners in the financial and economic fields, and in most Arab countries today, they do not fit in the framework of a reform, They will be affected blacklisting decisions and tighten the remittances, especially in hard currency, mainly in dollars.
Al-Janadi said: "Tunisia has a high debt, the government is now seeking to sell this debt in the investment revolution, that is to say by converting it. in an investment partner, and the first country investor agrees that any debt is an economic partner of gross output? the current crisis and the reform of the economy while the state is at the edge of bankruptcy and all the indicators indicate that "

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