IMF Voices Concern About Tunisia After Attacks on Migrants

The city skyline of Tunis, Tunisia.

Photographer: Trevor Snapp/Bloomberg

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The International Monetary Fund voiced concern about the situation in Tunisia, after an unprecedented wave of violence against Black migrants in the North African country that seeks a bailout from the fund.

The IMF “is concerned about recent developments in Tunisia and notes the steps taken by the authorities to address the situation,” a spokesperson said Wednesday in an emailed response to questions. It “remains engaged with Tunisia, notably to support efforts to enhance social equity and promote inclusive growth.”