Tunisia's government has presented a study on reforms to be adopted to deal with a broad range of economic difficulties. Growth this year is forecast at 1.5%, which is just over half of the 2018 growth rate. Unemployment is also persistently high, close to 16%. It's much higher among women, and young people. Here's CGTN's Adnen Chaouachi, with the details.
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