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Tunisian union rejects steps pushed by government to unlock IMF funds

Tunisian union rejects steps pushed by government to unlock IMF funds

  • Government delegation is in Washington for talks with IMF on a possible $4 billion loan
  • Last month, the government and UGTT said they had struck a deal on economic reforms
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GCC reforms remain on track despite pandemic, economists say

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IMF urges structural reform for Turkish economy

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