Tunisia has assured it will repay it's debt obligation this month, estimated at 3.5 billion dinars or around $1.1 billion.
Authorities in Tunisia are hoping to conclude an agreement with the International Monetary Fund that will help stabilize and kickstart recovery of it's economy
Adnen Chaouachi has more in this report from Tunis
Authorities in Tunisia are hoping to conclude an agreement with the International Monetary Fund that will help stabilize and kickstart recovery of it's economy
Adnen Chaouachi has more in this report from Tunis
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