The Morning Call
The Tunisian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced that the Ministers’ Economic and Financial Affairs Council of the EU has removed Tunisia from the list of non-cooperative countries on taxes. In a
statement issued on wednesday, the ministry expressed its satisfaction with the decision. Last December, the EU issued a decision to include Tunisia on the list of countries that are considered tax havens
and non-cooperative. Tunisia then expressed its “surprise and dismay at being ‘unfairly’ classified in the blacklist.
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