Tunisia's Economy and Finance Minister, Ali Kooli says he’s committed to taking what he calls ‘’unpopular steps’’ to salvage the economy. It is not clear what the steps are, but the state news agency reports of a government proposal to reduce working hours for public sector workers.
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