Tunisian jewelers are urgently calling for the reinstatement of the country’s guarantee office. Its closure has created a regulatory vacuum, enabling a significant amount of gold to circulate through the black market, depriving the state of revenue and oversight. The office previously played a crucial role in controlling and monitoring the gold trade within the nation. Jewelers believe its reopening is vital to regaining control of the market and ensuring transparency. Without it, illicit gold trading continues unchecked, impacting the formal economy. The call to action highlights concerns about financial losses and the need for stronger regulation of the precious metals sector in Tunisia. Kapitalis first reported on this developing situation.