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تونزي تيليغراف
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Families of more than 2,500 people affected have filed a complaint with the Tunis Court of First Instance against officials of the Tunisian-Saudi Investment Company, the Central Bank of Tunisia, and the Financial Market Council, after savings exceeding 600 million dinars were frozen for 18 months. The affected parties accuse the oversight bodies of failing to monitor the situation and intervene, while key officials have left the country, including Hafez al-Sabaa, who went to the UAE, and Hadi Ben Ayad, who went to Morocco. The Economic and Financial Judicial Pole is investigating around 20 people and has frozen balances and accounts linked to the case.
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