Tunisia will be scheduled to repay international debt in 2011, all
Xinhua Tunisia Jan. 22 (Xinhua Kang Xinwen) Tunisian Central Bank 穆斯塔法卡迈 Lerner Boli 22, said that Tunisia will be scheduled due 2011 to repay all international debt.
Na Boli 18, became the Central Bank of Tunisia. He was 22, said at his press conference, the Tunisian international debt due in 2011 about 11.2 billion dinars (1 U.S. dollar equals 1.4 dinars), including in April to 8.2 billion dinars due Euro debt and September due to 3 billion dinars Japanese yen debt.
Nabu Li pointed out that Tunisia's foreign currency reserves on their own schedule to repay the debt. It is reported that Tunisia is currently about 126 million dinars in foreign reserves, the economic recovery in the case of normal operation, the equivalent of 143 days of imports to meet the payment needs.
He also said that Tunisia will not withdraw from the international financial markets, but Tunisia's sovereign debt rating was lowered borrowing costs could lead to its increase. Recently, a number of international rating agencies have lowered the authority of the sovereign debt rating of Tunisia. Among them, Moody's Investors Service to Tunisia's sovereign debt rating from "Baa2" lowered to "Baa3".
