Tunisia has completed repayment of its final major international Eurobond, a €700 million bond issued in 2019 with a 6.375% interest rate. This repayment marks a significant financial outflow for the North African nation. The debt servicing represents a substantial loss for Tunisia, highlighting ongoing economic difficulties. This event underscores the country's struggle with external financing and debt management. It signals increased pressure on Tunisia’s public finances and limited access to international capital markets. The repayment, reported by Kapitalis, illustrates the heavy price Tunisian citizens are ultimately paying for past borrowing. Further economic reforms and international assistance will be crucial for Tunisia's financial stability.