Tunisia-Italy logistics deal sparks debate over Rome’s growing influence
Iskandar Naouar
Press TV, Tunis
Tunisia and Italy have signed a new framework agreement to strengthen cooperation in transport and logistics, with both governments describing it as a step toward expanding trade and improving regional connectivity.
But the deal has also reignited debate in Tunisia, where critics question whether a series of agreements with Rome reflects a balanced partnership or growing Italian influence over the country's strategic sectors. Press TV's Iskandar Naouar reports from Tunis.
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