A Tunisian expert is advocating for the government to decrease its dependence on borrowing domestically. This reliance, the expert argues, is hindering the ability of banks to provide crucial funding to the productive sector of the economy. The call emphasizes the need to free up banking resources to support businesses and stimulate economic growth. Continuing to heavily rely on internal debt is not seen as a long-term solution to Tunisia's economic challenges. The expert suggests a shift in strategy is vital for sustainable development. This move would ideally allow for increased investment and a more robust economic landscape within Tunisia. The article originally appeared on Kapitalis.