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Tunisia Covers 120.9% of Its External Debt Through Tourism and Its Diaspora

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Thanks to the foreign currency revenues generated by tourism and the transfer of Tunisians abroad, Tunisia was able to cover 120.9% of its external debt service. In other words, the country collected more foreign currency than it had spent to honour its external commitments, which is an encouraging sign for the health of its finances. Moreover, the servicing of the external debt fell slightly by 3.7%, from 10.9 billion dinars in 2024 to 10.5 bil…
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Thanks to the foreign currency revenues generated by tourism and the transfer of Tunisians abroad, Tunisia was able to cover 120.9% of its external debt service. In other words, the country collected more foreign currency than it had spent to honour its external commitments, which is an encouraging sign for the health of its finances. Moreover, the servicing of the external debt fell slightly by 3.7%, from 10.9 billion dinars in 2024 to 10.5 bil…

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Managers broke the news in on Monday, October 6, 2025.
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