Tunisian Government Allocates 40 Million Dinar for Supporting Private Enterprises
The Tunisian government has proposed allocating 40 million dinars to support private enterprises as part of the 2027 budget law.
Elyssa newsroom

The Tunisian government has proposed allocating 40 million dinars to support private enterprises as part of the 2027 budget law.
The proposal includes the establishment of a financing line worth 20 million dinars from the National Employment Fund to provide interest-free loans to vulnerable groups.
The maximum value of these concessional loans is 10,000 dinars per loan, repayable over six years with one year grace period.
The government also proposed extending the support measures for private enterprises and encouraging local initiatives until the end of 2028.