Summary:

On Tuesday, 2 July 2024, the Tunisian Parliament approved a loan agreement between the government and a group of local banks to fund the national budget with 570 million dinars.

Some MPs rejected the loan and questioned how the administration would manage these funds. The Head of the Parliamentary session countered these criticisms saying the Parliament was established only to approve loans agreements, not debate the underlying strategy of such loans.

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