Tunisia 2027 Budget Faces Crisis

The article concerns financial and economic issues in Tunisia for the year 2027. It raises significant concerns about the ongoing cumulative deficit, which amounts to 14.6 billion dinars, resulting from rising expenditures and insufficient revenue generation. The report relies on warnings from economic experts, particularly regarding the substantial increase in domestic borrowing and the repeated reliance on money printing through long-term borrowing from the Central Bank without interest, which undermines the value of the dinar and threatens financial stability. Furthermore, the draft budget faces challenges in funding development and employment. The economy remains trapped in a cycle of extensive government employment and unchecked expansion of loans to private companies. Taxes on middle and lower-income groups are also increasing. While there is attention to the energy sector through facilitating the import of clean technology, investments are not being made significantly in water security to address climate challenges. Additionally, new financial burdens are emerging from increased support for public institutions.

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