IMF Warns Public Debt Limits Tunisia

The International Monetary Fund report raises Tunisia's economic growth projections to 2.4% in 2026 and 2% in 2027. However, it emphasizes that these positive figures do not resolve the issues of high debt levels and weak financing, which hinder the recovery of investments and economic development. The rising public debt, which exceeds 80% of GDP, reduces the state's ability to channel resources toward investment and infrastructure, while increasing debt service costs consume a significant portion of resources. Additionally, limited external resources and difficulties in attracting financing weaken growth stability. Inflation and current account deficits remain high, with forecasts indicating continued pressures on foreign reserves. Therefore, improving growth requires efforts in debt management, enhancing the investment climate, and developing exports to achieve a genuine economic transformation that prevents Tunisia from over-relying on borrowing and ensures sustainable growth.

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