President urges import control and anti-corruption

President Kais Saied emphasized the need to rationalize imports and combat corruption in Tunisia. He highlighted that corruption takes various forms, including bribery, fraud, and obstruction of public services, and it threatens economic stability and is used to undermine the goals of the revolution. He affirmed that addressing these phenomena is a national necessity to achieve financial balance and improve citizens' living conditions. Additionally, he stressed the importance of supporting public banks to facilitate access to loans and to ensure balance between the public and private sectors. The state is committed to achieving social justice and enhancing the quality of public services such as health, transportation, and education.

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