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The National Council of the Tunisian Order of Pharmacists expressed surprise at statements attributed to the Minister of Social Affairs suggesting that payments owed to private pharmacies would be suspended until they resumed operating under the third-party payer system with the National Health Insurance Fund. The Council said the system had been suspended because of delayed payments and mounting debts, warning that the crisis threatened pharmacies and other parts of the pharmaceutical sector and could affect medicine availability and continuity of treatment. It urged the minister to prioritize dialogue and quickly reach sustainable solutions that ensure outstanding payments are made and safeguard the sector’s continuity.
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