Tunisian Labour Union on Reforms
A document issued by the Department of Studies and Documentation at the Tunisian General Labour Union states that economic reforms in Tunisia, such as reforms to the subsidy system, public enterprises, and the tax system, will not achieve their goals without broad consensus among the government, professional organizations, the union, the Tunisian Confederation of Industry, Trade and Handicrafts, and civil society. The country faces structural challenges such as a public debt that exceeds 82% of GDP, ongoing fiscal deficits, and declining external funding opportunities, which increases reliance on domestic borrowing and puts pressure on liquidity and private investment. The document emphasizes that consensus is essential to end the economic crisis Tunisia is experiencing, which ranks among the most difficult periods in the past decade.
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