Property developers in Tunisia are decrying the rising costs of raw materials which has surged since the beginning of this year. Authorities in the North African country are blaming the jump on the fallout from the pandemic as well as the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
CGTN's Adnen Chaouachi has more from Tunis
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