The finance minister reaffirms the state's commitment to repay its internal and external debts

The minister stated that the state is committed to paying off its internal and external debts and fulfilling its commitments without default.

This came during her participation in the joint plenary session between Parliament and the National Council of Governments and Regions to discuss the Ministry of Finance's mission for Budget 2027.

The minister said that Tunisia had high confidence in its partners, stressing that it never lagged behind on paying off any of its debts. She clarified that payment of financial obligations is a fixed priority in managing the country's financial balances.

Khaled touched on the auditory side of her ministry's structures, confirming that the doors were open to the Court of Auditors for any audit and auditing operations. She pointed out that the ministry is accountable and accountable like other public institutions without exception.

The Finance Minister explained the high tax revenue share in the budget as declining non-tax resources. In this context, I announced the adoption of a procedure that exempts the first tranche of tax claimants, whose annual income is less than 5000 dinars, from tax performance.