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The Tunisian Farmers' Union calls on the Central Bank to issue the regulatory texts related to debt write-offs for farmers, considering the farmer as a key element in the economic cycle. Advisor Fathi Bin Khalifa emphasized that farmers' low productivity leads to rising prices and the need to import products with hard currency. He stressed the importance of reducing farmers' debts to help them resume economic activity, in order to prevent increased unemployment and social burdens. He also expressed his disappointment with the delay in issuing the regulatory orders, despite 8 months having passed since the adoption of the Finance Law, which was supposed to activate its provisions starting January 1, 2026.
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