The car dealership demands that the entrances be exempt from debts

The chairman of the National Chamber of Auto Agents and Manufacturers, Ibrahim D'Bash, said that the chamber had proposed reducing debt tariffs on automotive components supplied and directed to manufacture and installation in Tunisia. Deshach explained that this step seeks to reduce production costs and provide new cars at prices consistent with the purchasing power of citizens, as well as block the expansion of the parallel market.

The Chamber proposed applying a performance-to-value ratio of 7% in an attempt to reduce parallel market growth and support the competitiveness of companies operating in the regulated market.

This vocational proposal aims to revive the local manufacturing system and the installation of automotive components, as well as revive the activity of Tunisia's idle factories. The move is aimed at easing the tax burden on materials and equipment supplied and targeted for industrial production to enable enterprises to resume their activity.