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The new loan that Tunisia intends to obtain from the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank), valued at 500 million dollars, has sparked controversy over its true cost and intended uses. The Minister of Finance stated that the interest rate would be 5.86 percent, down from the initial offering rate of 9.45 percent, and that the funding is aimed at developmental investments. However, experts suggest that the actual cost of the financing could exceed 12 percent due to the guarantee system, and that a significant portion of the loan might be used to finance the state budget and debt repayment rather than direct investments. Additionally, disbursing the loan in two installments reflects an increased exposure of Tunisia to the bank.
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