The parliament in Tuesday is set to pass a vote of confidence on the new government headed by 40 year old Youssef Chahed within the next two weeks. But as the country struggles with a budget deficit, along with difficulties in various sectors such as tourism, transport, and mining, the economic crisis is set to deepen making the young Prime Minister's task challenging. Youssef Gaigi reports from Tunis.
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