According to Reuters, the Tunisian government has pledged to sell a state-owned tobacco factory to the International Monetary Fund.
This commitment is part of a preliminary agreement reached with the International Monetary Fund aimed at providing a range of rescue plans worth $1.9 billion in exchange for unpopular reforms, including the reduction of food and energy subsidies, and the reform of public companies.
Leaders of the UGTT union in Tunisia have stated that the organization will strongly oppose this action.
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