Government plans 19.84B dinar loans including 9.8B from Central Bank
The Finance Bill for the year 2027 highlights a budget funding of approximately 69 billion Tunisian dinars, with the government planning to request around 9.8 billion dinars as direct funding from the Central Bank of Tunisia in 2027. The government also announced the issuance of its first sovereign sukuk worth three billion dollars during the same year to cover its financing needs. Previously, the government resorted to direct financing mechanisms from the Central Bank twice: first in 2024 with a value of 7 billion dinars to finance external debt and emergencies, and then in 2026 by increasing the financing ceiling to 11 billion dinars. This approach aims to secure additional funding resources to manage financial expenditures, along with setting government revenues at an estimated 54.28 billion dinars and expenditures at 68.9 billion dinars.
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