The long-term external debt service recorded a 22.2% increase in 2024 compared to 2023, according to data from the Central Bank of Tunisia (BCT) based in Tunis. According to this issuing institute, this service peaked at 14.371 billion dinars (4.886 billion dollars) in 2024, of which 11.402 billion dinars (3.876 billion dollars) or 79.3% was…...
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Tunisia: 22.2% Increase in Long-Term External Debt Service in 2024
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