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تونزي تيليغراف
Kais Saied Warns on Committee Reform
The article discusses Tunisia's efforts to recover stolen funds through the Criminal Reconciliation Project, which aims to return the money to the state and use it to develop inner regions, rather than leaving it tied up in lengthy legal disputes. Despite the issuance of a decree in 2022 and multiple reconfigurations of the National Committee for Criminal Reconciliation, progress has remained slow due to the complexity of cases, the need for precise assessment of financial values, and the overlap of legal and tax considerations. Additionally, there are properties and companies outside Tunisia that are difficult to evaluate. The President of the Republic links the recovery of funds to economic development, amid increasing economic pressures, emphasizing the need to expedite the handling of cases. It is expected that the current phase may produce tangible results if the agreements are implemented effectively, but the question remains whether tangible outcomes can be achieved and if the funds can be turned into development projects on the ground.
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