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Private pharmacies in Tunisia are facing an unprecedented financial crisis due to the National Health Insurance Fund (CNAM) failing to meet its financial and contractual commitments. This has led to a decline in their ability to fulfill obligations toward suppliers, employees, and banks. The Pharmacists' Association has announced that it will take escalatory measures, including suspending operations under the direct payment system starting August 1, 2026, if all outstanding dues are not settled before that date. The association warned that the collapse of this sector threatens the pharmaceutical security and citizens' right to treatment. They called for solidarity among manufacturers and distributors to ensure the continued supply of medicines, emphasizing that the main dispute with the fund is over non-compliance with financial and legal responsibilities, not with patients.
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