Italy is committed to helping and convincing the IMF to stabilize Tunisia. Indeed, Italy has promised a host of investments in Tunisia and is helping to negotiate an International Monetary Fund rescue package for the North African country. Rome is thus seeking to stabilize the North African country’s economic crisis and stem the rise in the number of migrants from the European nation.<\/p>\n
Indeed, the Tunisian president Sa\u00efd Kais had made a comment that inflamed the nation. He said that the sub-Saharan migrant population was in Tunisia as part of a criminal plan to increase Tunisian demographics. He added that during the Covid 19 pandemic, they helped them a lot, but that’s all over now. Following these remarks, the IMF decided to delay their request for a $500 million loan because they considered the remarks made by the Tunisian president to be racist. Furthermore, to show their displeasure, the IMF had cancelled the African Union meeting scheduled to take place in Tunisia, without giving any real reason.<\/p>\n