New Amendment on Criminal Reconciliation

The Tunisian government announces a new amendment to the criminal reconciliation law aimed at enhancing its effectiveness in combating corruption and financial crimes. The amendment allows for a temporary settlement, requiring the payment of at least 50% of the owed amounts, with the possibility of installment payments for the remaining balance over a period not exceeding two years, based on serious evidence provided by the applicant for reconciliation. Additionally, the proceeds from such settlements are allocated to fund developmental projects aligned with national priorities, with the committee authorized to suggest a lower percentage if necessary. The goal of this modification is to improve the management of deposited funds, strengthen the financing of developmental projects more effectively, and facilitate criminal reconciliation procedures to support national resources and local development.

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