In a crucial meeting held at Carthage Palace on Friday, Tunisian President Kaïs Saïed, Transport Minister Rabii Mejidi, and Tunisair’s CEO, Khaled Chelli, came together to address the pressing issue of rescuing the national carrier, Tunisair. During the meeting, President Saïed emphasized the urgent need to renew Tunisair’s fleet and implement a strategic program to acquire new aircraft. “Tunisair was one of the best public companies for years before it was hit hard by corruption, like other companies,” President Saïed lamented, holding those responsible for the decline accountable for their actions. The President urged that parties seeking to sell the airline or drive it into bankruptcy must be held responsible for their decisions, emphasizing the need for transparency and integrity. Additionally, President Saïed highlighted the significance of improving both air and ground services provided by Tunisair.

Source: The North Africa Journal July 03, 2023 07:29 UTC