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The Tunisian government is banking on growth of 3.1% in 2027, compared with an International Monetary Fund forecast of no more than 2%. Its target is based on faster investment growth and improvements in industry, extractive activities, tourism, services and transport. This follows a forecast of 2.7% growth in 2026, amid challenges in energy, phosphates and industry, as well as pressure on public finances. Lawmakers have also raised concerns about the lack of a comprehensive assessment of the implementation of the 2026 budget and called for clearer indicators. The article argues that achieving the growth target depends on tangible results and measurable steps, not forecasts alone—particularly as the 2027 budget is set to reach around 82.402 billion dinars.
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