The Banque de Financement des Petites et Moyennes Entreprises (BFPME) has published its financial statements for the year 2024, revealing a still concerning situation despite a partial reduction in losses. Total commitments amount to 437.9 million Tunisian dinars (131.4 million euros) compared to 435.6 million dinars (approximately 130.7 million euros) in 2023, thus recording a…...
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Tunisia: BFPME reduces its losses, but remains in the red zone
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