Tunisia sets timetable for lifting currency controls | Reuters: "TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisia set out a timetable on Sunday for switching to a fully convertible currency by 2014, a move likely to reassure investors that it is pressing ahead with its promise to lift currency controls.
Financial analysts say Tunisia, which has one of the most stable and developed economies in the Middle East and North Africa, could unleash a surge in investment once it makes its dinar currency fully convertible.
President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali pledged six years ago to liberalise the dinar by 2009, but last year postponed the reform and set a new deadline of 2014."
Monday, November 8, 2010
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