Tunisia 2027 Budget Overview

The draft Finance Law for 2027 in Tunisia outlines a series of measures that impact citizens in terms of purchasing power and living costs. Key points include allocating 35 million dinars to fund private companies, 5 million dinars to support youth projects, and 9.8 billion dinars in financial facilities from the Central Bank to the Treasury over 15 years interest-free. While this helps calibrate public finances, it does not directly increase wages. Additionally, customs duties on smartphones have been reduced to 10%, which may lower import costs, and there is a 33.3% increase in travel fees from 60 to 80 dinars. Overall, these measures aim to provide financial easing and indirect support for housing and youth development, with limited immediate impact on citizens’ purchasing power.

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