Private clinics in Tunisia are sounding the alarm over a severe cash flow crisis stemming from eight months of unpaid bills from the Cnam. Disputes with the CNSS regarding social security contributions for liberal doctors and outstanding debts originating from Libya dating back to 2016 are exacerbating the situation. Clinic representatives, meeting in an emergency session, state they have reached their breaking point. The prolonged lack of payment is now considered a significant threat to their continued operation. This financial strain puts the availability of private healthcare services in Tunisia at risk. The clinics warn that a complete shutdown of activities may be unavoidable if the issues are not promptly addressed. The situation was first reported by Business News.