A team from the International Monetary Fund is in Tunisia to discuss economic reforms. The IMF has postponed a second tranche of $350 M of a $2.8 B loan to Tunisia. The country is seeking to revive its economy but faces an uphill task following the deadly 2015 attacks that hit the tourism industry. CGTN's Adnen Chaouachi has more.
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