Tunisian parliament approves $500 million Afreximbank loan
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Tunisia: Appeal to stop imprisoning journalists and human rights defenders
The International Federation for Human RIghts (FIDH) and the World Organisation Against Torture (OMCT), within the framework of the Observatory for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders, along with the undersigned members of IFEX and civil society partners, appeal to the Tunisian authorities to stop imprisoning journalists and human rights defenders in violation of international law. There is a pattern of sentencing to prison those who critic…
The Assembly of People's Representatives (ARP) approved, on Wednesday, 29 July, a new $500 million loan (approximately 1.46 billion dinars) from the African Import-Export Bank (Afreximbank) to contribute to the financing of the state budget for 2026. Adopted by 65 votes to 20, with 11 abstentions, the draft law validates the second amendment to the loan contract concluded between the Central Bank of Tunisia (BCT), acting on behalf of the state, …
Tunisian parliament approves $500 million Afreximbank loan
Tunisia’s parliament has approved a $500 million sovereign loan from the African Export-Import Bank to help finance the 2026 state budget, following government assurances that a significant share of the funds would support investment and development projects. The bill approving the second amendment to the loan agreement was passed on Wednesday evening by 65 votes […] The post Tunisian parliament approves $500 million Afreximbank loan appeared fi…
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