Tunisian government will request an exceptional direct funding from the central bank worth 7 billion dinars ($2.25 billion) to fill a deficit in this year's budget
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Tunisian government will request an exceptional direct funding from the central bank worth 7 billion dinars ($2.25 billion) to fill a deficit in this year's budget, given the scarcity of external financing and difficulties of public finances, three lawmakers told Reuters on Tuesday.
(Reporting by Tarek Amara; Editing by Alex Richardson)
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